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Not even luck of the Irish will elect Jack O’Brien in Gregory

The farce that is Queensland Labor just gets sillier as each day passes as my reliable source’s claims about the paucity of candidates put up by Anna Bligh becomes even more evident:

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Could you really have invented such a cynical grab for the taxpayer’s dollar?
because there can only be one reason for standing such a pointless candidate and that is to garner every possible stipend for the party after the votes have been counted.

Its not a case of can Labor win but one of how badly will they lose.judging by things like this my guess is that Labor faces a rout so severe that a telephone box will not need to have any Tardis qualities whatsoever to contain their party-room once the votes have been counted.
Cheers Comrades

Andrew Bolt inspires me to post this song as an Update:

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By Iain Hall in Australian Politics, Queensland on February 22, 2012.

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