Being appalled at the lack of a minster for science, only the second time in 85 years, is gossip?
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Yes, you all talk like every detail is life or death. Americans by and large ignore politics outside of presidential elections.Jaekus wrote:
Being appalled at the lack of a minster for science, only the second time in 85 years, is gossip?
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But then your election campaign runs for about two years out of four.Jay wrote:
Yes, you all talk like every detail is life or death. Americans by and large ignore politics outside of presidential elections.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/s … -portfolioThe Coalition government has published the fine print of its ministerial arrangements, revealing what has actually happened to the portfolios that went missing in Tony Abbott's pared back ministerial titles.
The new prime minister himself has taken primary responsibility for women's issues, which under Labor were handled by the families minister, Jenny Macklin.
"Women's policies and programs" as well as Indigenous affairs, deregulation, national security and relations with state governments are all specified responsibilities of Tony Abbott, who has appointed West Australian senator Michaelia Cash as minister assisting the prime minister for women...
errr yes it is? that's the whole point of pre-selection, and we saw in greenway what happens when that goes wrongJaekus wrote:
It's not like it is up to the party to select who they want to run, is it?
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Nevvvvvvverrrrrrrr evvvvvvvvvveeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrAdams_BJ wrote:
Jake is never sarcastic LBJ.
http://www.omi.wa.gov.au/Dilbert_X wrote:
Australia has lots of asians, there should be more in the cabinet, at least there should be a minister for asians.
There should never have been a 'Minister for Women' or any other specific group, its retarded.
All this whining that there isn't one now is dumb.