LNP government.

Hey, have we REALLY forgotten the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd/Shorten abomination?

Take a look ... ALL OF THE FACES ARE STILL THERE ... IT'S THE USUAL UNION SUSPECTS ... the only thing that has changed, is that they are EVEN MORE INDEBTED TO THE UNION THUGS AND THE GREEN COMMUNISTS, and their economic policies are far more regressive, punitive and DANGEROUS, and they somehow think that because they persevere with FONC Shorten as their Feckless Leader, THAT'S A GOOD THING?

You only need to stop and smell the roses ... a recession by any other name ...

Born in Manly, New South Wales, in 1974, she and her family lived in France from 1978 until 1989, and she started ski racing while living there, at the ski resort of Morzine in the French Alps. 

She is from a sporting family; her grandfather played ten Tests for Australia in rugby union. Her father played Rugby for Northern Suburbs, Manly Rugby Club and Manly Lifesavers. She and elder brother Zeke grew up on the snow. Steggall won European age championships at the age of 10 and 13,   improved to be a member of the French junior skiing team at the age of 14.  

Steggall was educated in Sydney at the Queenwood School for Girls following the family's return to Australia in 1989. Steggall speaks fluent French.

Steggall is Australia's most internationally successful alpine skier, winning a bronze medal in slalom at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, and a World Championship gold medal in 1999. She is Australia's first and so far only medalist in alpine skiing, first individual medalist for Australia and Australia's first female medalist. Steggall's long Olympic career extended from Albertville in 1992 to Salt Lake City in 2002.  

Steggall received an Australian Sports Medal in 2000 and a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2007. She was inducted into the Australian Institute of Sport 'Best of the Best' in 2001 and the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2004.

After her retirement in 2002 she completed a BA in Communications and Media Studies from Griffiths University and then studied Law and was admitted as a Solicitor while working for her father's legal practice, Roper & Steggall, in Manly. She was then admitted to the NSW Bar as a Barrister in 2008. Her principal areas of practice as a Barrister have been family law, sports law, commercial work, appearing and advising in diverse matters including real property, local government and planning, corporations and insolvency law and equity. 

She seems to be exactly the sort of quality female candidate the Liberals cannot attract or endorse.   Warringah has never been out of conservative hands, and apart from a few months in 1969 when Edward St John resigned from the party it has always been held by the Liberals.  

It is almost impossible to imagine what sort of asshat could lose the seat but I have a lot of faith in Tony Abbott. He is just the man.

A lot of chai latte sipping virtue signallers in those elitist seats these days - they are sitting on multi-million dollar nest eggs and inheritances, drive a Prius, and don't have a clue what they pay for electricity ... frees their time up to be "Useful Idiots", supporting Invasion Day, Treaties, Climate Change, Gender Fluidity, etc, etc, and they are ripe for the picking by the Celebrity Green Socialist, funded by the Union Super Funds, just as Wentworth was ...

The reason that REAL Australians must remain vigilant if we want to retain our quality of life.

macca, it's a big task you've taken on!

Here are some things you may wish to raise;

They were accordingly dispatched to the wilderness, to do some soul searching.

They THOUGHT that the electorate ditched them because they were "unstable".

So, what did they do?

NOTHING!

They think that an LNP Government that has achieved strong economic growth, got the budget back in surplus, created a MILLION JOBS, reduced unemployment rates to record levels, and basically cleaned up their mess, and kept our lifestyle and wealth at the highest level on the planet, should be replaced? ... why? ... if it ain't broke, why "fix" it?

In this case, the policies that the Labor/Greens bring makes that old saying redundant.

It should be ... if it ain't broke, why "fcuk" it?  

* Unresearched

* Uncosted

* Out of date

* Regressive

* Punitive

* Divisive