It's Never TOO Early to be ready for the Next Election
Updated March 2007 Greens
& Same Sex Marriage
2007:
There has been some controversy this week about the absence of a response from the Greens on ACL's election website, Australia Votes. The Greens declined to respond to the ACL’s 25 questions and ACL advised the party that this would be recognised on www.AustraliaVotes.org.
… The Greens’ decision not to respond to the 25 questions suggests it does not see engaging with the Christian constituency a priority. This is a shame, given that the Greens could hold the balance of power in the Senate, especially if they receive Labor preferences, as is expected to be announced this weekend. This will give them a clear advantage over other minor parties in the race for the Senate.
ACL urges Christians to carefully examine the preference deals between the parties before casting their vote.
Family First Media Release
Nov 22, 2007 Five Reasons To Vote Greens
If you want drug injecting rooms across Australia, vote Greens.
If you want to decriminalise drugs like ice and cannabis for personal use, vote Greens.
If you want to legalise the sale of X-rated material, vote Greens.
If you want same-sex marriage and taxpayer-funded IVF for same-sex couples, vote Greens.
If you want more than $1 billion stripped from non-government schools, vote Greens.
These policies are all in the Greens policy document.
If, however, you want to strengthen family life and want commonsense in politics,
vote Family First.
The Coalition is likely to lose control of the Senate while Labor is just as unlikely to win it. The Balance of Power is likely to be won by Family First or the Greens. So why no scrutiny of what the two parties stand for?
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