Re: [NSW] Road Knowledge For Dummies Part 3

["Graham Smith" <dysonsmith@idx.com.au>]

Carr still has two and a half years of his term to serve, two more budgets
to deliver with the possibility of lots of capital works including the new
Parramatta-Chatswood link and main-line upgrades, time to put in place any
reforms that McInerney recommends from Glenbrook, along with any other new
policies that may come up.

The Libs are still in disarray, and if O'Farrell and Hartcher are the best
of the potential leaders they have available, then I can't see them
overcoming Carr's record lead.

Graham Smith

Michael <usenet.spam@gunzel.net> wrote in message
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> Graham Smith <dysonsmith@idx.com.au> wrote in article
> <39fa221d@news1.idx.com.au>:
>
> >Hubert,
> >Unless the Libs can come up with someone more appealing than Fatty
> >O'Barrell and the almost-invisible Chris Hartcher as potential leaders,
> >then I can't see a change of government before 2007 at the earliest. The
> >only problem then will be sufficient sets - let's wait and see what the
> >post-Olympics budgets look like.
>
> Wouldn't say that. You just have to look at Victoria. A) The libs know how
> to market themselves. B) Anything is possible. Jeff Who?? had a very good
> chance of winning last years election, but Jeff Bracks did instead. With
> the current "issues" surrounding Cityrail, I'm sure that's left a really
> unimpressionable mark on the Carr gov't. Then again, I don't really keep
up
> with NSW politics, so are there any other issues that could see Carr
kicked
> out by a backlash of voters at the next election?
>
> M.
>
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