BEAZLEY'S GOT A BONER

LordyLordyLordy 01 December 2006 0 minutes read

Can he bone Rudd the Qld ex-DLP member with it?

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Chato · 19 years ago
Fuck! What a bloody choice - let's have some ladies please!
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FlimFlamMan · 19 years ago
Gobbling Gillard?
Muff diver Macklin?
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Chato · 19 years ago
I suppose if Labor just sits on their hands, as usual, Johnny's inflation dragon may win the next election for Labor. That would throw Kim into a panic!
Anyhow, just watch them prices and fees plus GST rise, and rise, and keep on rising! Even Howard/Costello bullshit won't work this time.
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LordyLordyLordy · 19 years ago
I dunno...I reckon this only good for 70 year old PM Howard. He will probably call early election next year; especially if its a close vote.
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Chato · 19 years ago
Was Rudd really a member of the DLP (Disguised Liberal Party)?
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Lentil Girl · 19 years ago
Rudd's a brilliant thinker but unfortunately that puts at odds with most of the dumbed-down electorate. Beazley is a "nice guy" who seriously dropped the ball by not jumping on Howard with both feet the minute the SAS boarded the Tampa. Gillard? Definitely a goer...
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Unregistered · 19 years ago
Kim "beached whale" Beazley was into moving money from welfare to warfare. The sooner that asset to the Howard camp is gone, the better!
*CAPTAIN AUSTRALIA*
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wbb · 19 years ago
What Lentil Girl said.
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