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It’s a bit sad, but I think the Womens I WORK HARD SO MY DOG CAN HAVE BETTER LIFE Shirt hope the ALP have is if the LNP make some huge blunder which the average Australian notices, and cares about. I don’t know anymore, we’re a bit ‘lost’, and not enough Australians seem to care. He’s no Hawke or Keating, but would probably still get my vote, and it’s likely its only value would be as sympathy.

It’s a bit sad, but I think the Womens I WORK HARD SO MY DOG CAN HAVE BETTER LIFE Shirt hope the ALP have is if the LNP make some huge blunder which the average Australian notices, and cares about. I don’t know anymore, we’re a bit ‘lost’, and not enough Australians seem to care. He’s no Hawke or Keating, but would probably still get my vote, and it’s likely its only value would be as sympathy.