Tuesday, July 05, 2005
PM less preferred
Prime Minister John Howard has suffered a drop in preferedness as a result of the Union campaign against IR changes.
Mr. Howard is less preferred than a while back, but is still preferred Prime Minister, because Mr. Beazley is even less preferred than Mr. Howard.
This leaves Mr. Howard in front in the preferred rankings, but with a dangerously reduced preference credit.
“I’d prefer to be more preferred than I am”, said Mr. Howard, “bit there’s still time to improve, and anyway they don’t even prefer Peter at all, so I don’t see the problem”
Note: 3000 character limit on comments Mr. Howard is less preferred than a while back, but is still preferred Prime Minister, because Mr. Beazley is even less preferred than Mr. Howard.
This leaves Mr. Howard in front in the preferred rankings, but with a dangerously reduced preference credit.
“I’d prefer to be more preferred than I am”, said Mr. Howard, “bit there’s still time to improve, and anyway they don’t even prefer Peter at all, so I don’t see the problem”
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