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He's not wrong though.Obsrever1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 amI am a long-time reader who has registered just to ask one thing: Can you cease injecting your propagandic Liberal bullshit into every thread?
We get it - you have a semi for Steven - but it is becoming tiring to read, and is plain fucking cringeworthy.
Cheers.
I don't think many people here hate Steven Marshall's Liberal party, they're just skeptical because of past SA Liberal party experiences which totally makes sense. I would go further to say people want this Liberal Party to succeed in bringing benefit. If they succeed, SA benefits.Obsrever1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 amI am a long-time reader who has registered just to ask one thing: Can you cease injecting your propagandic Liberal bullshit into every thread?
We get it - you have a semi for Steven - but it is becoming tiring to read, and is plain fucking cringeworthy.
Cheers.
Wise words. I agree.HiTouch wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 11:07 am
I don't think many people here hate Steven Marshall's Liberal party, they're just skeptical because of past SA Liberal party experiences which totally makes sense. I would go further to say people want this Liberal Party to succeed in bringing benefit. If they succeed, SA benefits.
The issue is people with many different definitions of success. Personally, I feel this Liberal party hasn't been hugely different to the Labor party albeit a little slower. We do have a strong economy which is a sign of a successful transition of government.
This is the SA economy thread.Obsrever1 wrote:I am a long-time reader who has registered just to ask one thing: Can you cease injecting your propagandic Liberal bullshit into every thread?
We get it - you have a semi for Steven - but it is becoming tiring to read, and is plain fucking cringeworthy.
Cheers.
It is getting towards 6 months and we have nothing to show for it except payroll tax relief?HiTouch wrote:I don't think many people here hate Steven Marshall's Liberal party, they're just skeptical because of past SA Liberal party experiences which totally makes sense. I would go further to say people want this Liberal Party to succeed in bringing benefit. If they succeed, SA benefits.Obsrever1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 amI am a long-time reader who has registered just to ask one thing: Can you cease injecting your propagandic Liberal bullshit into every thread?
We get it - you have a semi for Steven - but it is becoming tiring to read, and is plain fucking cringeworthy.
Cheers.
The issue is people with many different definitions of success. Personally, I feel this Liberal party hasn't been hugely different to the Labor party albeit a little slower. We do have a strong economy which is a sign of a successful transition of government.
We have an announced start on the Regency Road bit of the North South Corridor with committed partial federal funding. Stage 1 and stage 2 of the Gawler railway electrification, starting to talk about the NSW electricity interconnector. I'm yet to be fully convinced by this last one, but I wonder if its existence will also open up more land to possible solar farms by having a strong enough grid to take the power away from generators in marginal pastoral lands. The tone and attitude seems markedly different for caring for vulnerable people in state care, both aged and minors. The Sanderson "incident" seems to be that she cares, where her predecessor would rather have an excuse to not get involved.how good is he wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 12:42 amI don’t want to get in a political debate but just curious on the forums thoughts on the state Lib govt so far. Obviously it’s too short a time period to pass any real judgement as it’s just 1/8 into their term. Most notable to me though is the lack of announcements though. Some may see this as a good thing as some said the previous govt was addicted to announcements. For me (and I’m not sure if it’s withdrawal symptoms from the previous Labour Govt’s regular announcements) but feel the Libs have done nothing/announced nothing new of any real significance to date. I get it that the budget is still to come and stay tuned....but I have also read the first 100 day plan by the Libs and am curious to see how much of what they proposed actually happens. I also know a lot of what was proposed was made conditional.
Some notable pre election statements like infrastructure SA, first $20m for the Glenelg Jetty $110m development, the major rail diversion and 24/7 freight airport, right hand tram turn - what’s the chance of these or others things actually happening vs just being analysed?
I'm one of the people who was sick to death of the continual announcements by the previous Government, but the Libs are on the other end of the scale. I think the people would like to hear more from them.how good is he wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 12:42 amI don’t want to get in a political debate but just curious on the forums thoughts on the state Lib govt so far. Obviously it’s too short a time period to pass any real judgement as it’s just 1/8 into their term. Most notable to me though is the lack of announcements though. Some may see this as a good thing as some said the previous govt was addicted to announcements. For me (and I’m not sure if it’s withdrawal symptoms from the previous Labour Govt’s regular announcements) but feel the Libs have done nothing/announced nothing new of any real significance to date. I get it that the budget is still to come and stay tuned....but I have also read the first 100 day plan by the Libs and am curious to see how much of what they proposed actually happens. I also know a lot of what was proposed was made conditional.
Some notable pre election statements like infrastructure SA, first $20m for the Glenelg Jetty $110m development, the major rail diversion and 24/7 freight airport, right hand tram turn - what’s the chance of these or others things actually happening vs just being analysed?
The inter-connector with NSW was first talked about while Labor were in government too.how good is he wrote: ↑Fri Aug 17, 2018 7:33 amI agree Waewick. Jaymz the commercial stamp duty reforms were well and truly put in place by the previous labour Govt (over the past 3 years it has reduced and eliminated as planned). SBD, I think the Gawler electrification was proposed and funded under the previous labour Govt until the federal Govt withdrew its funding as agreed. The South Rd/Regency Rd extension was next on the cards for labour also. I agree the Libs have started the pre~planning for an interconnector, got rid of payroll tax for small business & haven’t stuffed anything up yet.
Lack of scandals is good.....but they normally take time i guess.how good is he wrote:Ie Think aged care... no scandals as yet ... maybe give it time?