Sunday, November 25, 2007

:-)

OH. MY. GOD!!!

I've never been happpier in my life to be wrong about something as I am tonight.

John: See ya 'round mate. It hasn't been fun.

Kev: Please don't fuck it up.

:-) :-) :-)

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8 Comments:

At 25/11/07 8:22 am, Blogger Superdrewby said...

and he's not just gone but humiliated!

and his smug self righteous children were there by his side to share in defeat!

Oh!

I know I should be a good winner, but i can't help myself!

 
At 25/11/07 8:52 pm, Blogger Frank said...

And so say all of us ... hip, hip, hooray!

 
At 26/11/07 8:50 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

YAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!

have posted this on your sx site, but hope you don't mind me putting it here too:

open letter to kevin rudd:

Dear Mr Rudd,

Congratulations on your election as PM! I was in first year university on the night when Howard was elected, and my entire adult voting life has been in the shadow of his mean-spirited government. I welcome the change with open arms.

I also hope that, when you say that you want to be PM for "all Australians", you also mean Australians like me, my partner, and our children. As a same sex couple who dare to be parents as well, we've felt like public enemies under the Howard regime. For my partner, who is muslim, she has felt doubly hated in an Australia where the PM thought that people yelling racist slogans draped in the Australian flag were just being "patriotic". How do you steel your kids to deal with the hatred which has been fostered towards Muslim Australians, Lebanese Australians, and same-sex families? We are blessed with smart, resilient kids - thank god for that. But we are all breathing a little easier now that Howard is gone as PM, and hoping that we will no longer be targets under a Rudd Labor government.

I'm sad that in the run-up to this election, Labor were cagey about sticking up for people like us - that you feel we're not quite good enough for full equality - including the right to marry and adopt. That's one of reasons why I voted Greens first and Labor second. With some Greens in the Senate, I hope Labor won't be as cagey in government. I hope that you will swiftly follow through on your promise to amend the 58 federal laws which discriminate financially against me and my family. But I've got a bigger request still - if you need to impress the Christian lobby again, please don't use us - LGBTI people - as a political football. We've helped deliver you to office. All we ask is some basic respect in return.

Yours sincerely,

Hannah Robert

 
At 26/11/07 8:54 am, Blogger Claudia said...

There is not a font large enough to express my excitement. Praise be that it has finally happened!

 
At 26/11/07 6:05 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good to see a number of the coalition moderates survived too - Turnbull, Petro Georgiou, Judi Moylan, Mal Washer and perhaps Peter Lindsay too (although I think hes on a knife edge in Hebert).

Now all we have to hope for is that Turnbull becomes Opposition Leader and not the Mad Monk! Chris

 
At 26/11/07 8:10 pm, Blogger nash said...

YYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
At 27/11/07 11:26 am, Blogger Sam said...

Maybe - but there aren't as many of those sorts on his front bench than Howard had. Much more diverse and with a mandate not to be as extreme.

 
At 27/11/07 8:36 pm, Blogger JahTeh said...

Forget the head shaving Sam, this victory demands a full body wax from you.
It's not over for me yet, one snivelling toad to go in Vic and he might demand a recount so I'm not celebrating.

 

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