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BC wrote:

Hey comrade 42. I see the latest polls have shown the coalition's primary vote at 40% to Labor's 32 which are the levels at the last election in 2019. ScoMo's approval rating is double that of Albo's at 46 to 23. Still want to call the election? At this rate we might see one before the end of the year.

Unequivocally, unambiguously yes.  The question will be does Morrison come to WA and Queensland and tell the people that they will not receive financial assistance from a LNP federal government if a state government makes the judicious decision to lockdown.   I will make the observation that only around 100,000 will be able to vote for or against Morrison in Cook and a similar number for and against Albanese in Grayndler.

Ramping is rife world wise, if folk left ED for actually what it is designed for.....emergencies..... then ramping wouldn't exist....some of the bullshit time wasters who frequent and clog up ED are endless and mind boggling......start charging those soft triage 5 presentations and folk might have second thoughts about presenting.....

BC wrote:

Hey comrade 42. I see the latest polls have shown the coalition's primary vote at 40% to Labor's 32 which are the levels at the last election in 2019. ScoMo's approval rating is double that of Albo's at 46 to 23. Still want to call the election? At this rate we might see one before the end of the year.

Which polls are you referring to BC? The Morgan poll released last week had Labor leading the Coalition 54 - 46 on a two party preferred basis and Morrisons ratings had taken a hit, albeit he was still well ahead of Albenese. Has there been another poll this week?

mikeh wrote:

BC wrote:

Hey comrade 42. I see the latest polls have shown the coalition's primary vote at 40% to Labor's 32 which are the levels at the last election in 2019. ScoMo's approval rating is double that of Albo's at 46 to 23. Still want to call the election? At this rate we might see one before the end of the year.

Which polls are you referring to BC? The Morgan poll released last week had Labor leading the Coalition 54 - 46 on a two party preferred basis and Morrisons ratings had taken a hit, albeit he was still well ahead of Albenese. Has there been another poll this week?

It may have been based on an article in the SMH and/or The Age.  In that article it has some polling nationwide and individually for Qld, NSW and Vic.  The other states and territories, including WA, were all grouped as "rest of Australia".

BC wrote:

Hey comrade 42. I see the latest polls have shown the coalition's primary vote at 40% to Labor's 32 which are the levels at the last election in 2019. ScoMo's approval rating is double that of Albo's at 46 to 23. Still want to call the election? At this rate we might see one before the end of the year.

Sco mo might drop a little after likening WA to the cavemen.  The bloke running the labour federal party (what was his name again??), might pick up heaps of votes from here…..maybe an extra 20 or 30  .

Just announced at the daily NSW presser: 919 new cases with 2 deaths reported in the last 24 hours.

Up to 813 cases were in the community during the infectious period.

Lets hope we can get this vaxination rate moving here, WA is lagging and last State on the tally, piss poor cook.

From today's NSW presser:  NSW records 1,029 COVID-19 cases, three deaths, some restrictions eased - ABC News

From what I've heard around the news reports is there is a strong move now to use the Covid vax "passport" idea, so if fully vaxed your allowed more freedom to move etc, I think it's a no brainer to use this to push people into getting vaxed. No vax, stay home, but it needs stronger penalties for those who will definitely flout the laws and consider the idea a breach of their precious freedoms, freedoms they want while going around infecting others!!

I see Cook has overseen a new record of 5300 hours for ambulance ramping in the month of August...he must be so proud. This clown is clueless and surely must resign given what has happened to the health system under his watch.