Mr Albanese says a Shorten-led Labor government would bring a much-needed consistency to Australian government following ‘the absolute chaos and division on the other side of politics’.
The Labor frontbencher has told Sky News he watched as ‘three prime ministers and three deputy prime ministers’ passed through the Liberal Party and has personally ‘shadowed no less than 13 people in the infrastructure side of my portfolio since having the job’. Image: News Corp Australia
LMFAO 🤮🤢🥴🤡🤡
Labor would be more believable under Plibersek rather than the Tooth Fairy Shorten. But the Unions won't allow it.
Lol
Another Lap-Dog whimpers for his Master
The words that any leader hates to hear....' you have my full support'😭🤡
He’s hedging - if Labor loses he’ll be swept in in an instant - literally.
On what?
Labor/union/Green/Get up/Indo supporters are driven to violence by the leaders of the parties telling lies and deceiving them into an uncontrollable rage which plays out in street marches, disgusting stunts & violent acts by the left.Will we see riots on our streets if Labor lose
AlboMP stop talking 🤮💩 Your just hovering in the background 🔪🔪
Ha ... any person a union thug like Albo finds engaging is someone I certainly dont want to meet ...
Liars sticking together
Love Bill. He was great last night on Q&A. Will be voting for Tanya Plibersek 😊
Dis Albo. Dis.
That's a joke.
Albo please. Just take the reins already.
indeed..has engaged in all sorts of stuff..adulterous accused rapist lies..engaging
ilikebilllshorten It’s the Media that’s had a kill bill strategy for the Murdoch’s but we voters are not fools .ausvote VoteLabour
Look at the Sky/Fox right wing Trump cult wannabes. Less than 2 weeks...tick tock.
Lol
In fact Albo old boy he's a Turn Off😣😷
Well Albo we will leave you to give him all the hugs & Kisses😂 As for me😯 UGHHHHHHH UGHHHHHHH UGHHHHHHH
Bwahahahaha
Give it a rest. Election is done dusted.
Labor 2007-13 Same people running Labor today 2019
Oh goodness it's a Labor spill... Okay then...
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