To be honest, I couldn't care less how anybody comes across in a press conference - as long as they are competant in their position. That is not to say O'Farrel doesn't come across well either. In fact, I would argue he speaks more directly than Keneally.
Labor's policies (or lack of) have in fact had a massive negative impact on me. I'm sick of not being to drive anywhere because nobody want's to fund the expansion of critical roads, sick of being jammed into train carriages like a sardine because Labor keep continously announcing and cancelling critical rail way improvements. In the extremely rare occasion in which something does happen, it is double the projected cost while producing half the desired result - eg Epping to Chatswood line. Although this example (one of dozens) was not during Keneally's time as leader, she is simply a new face representing the same Labor government. At the beginning of her leadership she had the opportunity to turn things around, but she hasn't, hence her apology.
Then comes the issue of the sale of electricity assets. Selling state infastructure for pennies on the dollar at midnight, and then closing parliament to intimidate witnesses is nothing short of criminal.
Unfortunately, you're right - the Liberal's don't seem so much better, but even this government are admitting their shit by apologising and there's no way in hell I'm giving this mob another go.
Labor's policies (or lack of) have in fact had a massive negative impact on me. I'm sick of not being to drive anywhere because nobody want's to fund the expansion of critical roads, sick of being jammed into train carriages like a sardine because Labor keep continously announcing and cancelling critical rail way improvements. In the extremely rare occasion in which something does happen, it is double the projected cost while producing half the desired result - eg Epping to Chatswood line. Although this example (one of dozens) was not during Keneally's time as leader, she is simply a new face representing the same Labor government. At the beginning of her leadership she had the opportunity to turn things around, but she hasn't, hence her apology.
Then comes the issue of the sale of electricity assets. Selling state infastructure for pennies on the dollar at midnight, and then closing parliament to intimidate witnesses is nothing short of criminal.
Unfortunately, you're right - the Liberal's don't seem so much better, but even this government are admitting their shit by apologising and there's no way in hell I'm giving this mob another go.
