Howard vs Rudd

[VHSLX3300]

This has been recently all over the papers and news so I thought id get some opinions here. Question is Howard vs Rudd ? Who would you prefer for pm

 

[Jon Z]

Rudd ftw, it's time for a change

 

[Zuicider]

howard cos i get a kick of seeing the doofy lil wanker on the news making a fool of him self and speaking in prepriamary lanuage

 

[Marco-EFIVL]

I guess there aren't many liberal voters here.



Change for the sake of change is often the least logical reason for change itself to occur.

 

[SICK SS]

RUDD to get rid of these bloody IR laws:thumbsup:

 

[holden#1]

I don't like Rudd.
I will vote for labour in the next election though.

 

[Julie]

I'd prefer neither to be honest but when u have to pick the better of the 2 I would go with Howard.

 

[Jon Z]

I guess there aren't many liberal voters here.



Change for the sake of change is often the least logical reason for change itself to occur.

your right on that one lol. I think there are lots of reasons why there need to be a change this time (and that you will probably see it at the election), just no need to get into it here cause the argument will go on forever :whistling

 

[MYSS94]

I voted Rudd!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am not a liberal or a labor man - however, i think we are definately overdue for a change.
And i like what he's on about.
Bringing the troops home/I.R

 

[Reaper]

I think Rudd's biggest difficulty is overcoming Gillard who in my opinion is not electable as deputy PM (way too far left). The Liberal party will go after her at the election.

Kevin Rudd seems to have some good ideas and seems to present himself very well. I think Howard is setting him up somewhat over the global warming issue and also over Iraq.

The one thing to keep in mind is that whoever gets in, the IR laws will stay and at the most will be fiddled around the edges. Labor will miraculously discover that they can't be repealed if they win office just the same as they backed away from their GST pledge.

Cheers,
Reaper