This morning in the time session usually occupied by local rural news ABC North Coast local radio presented an election post-mortem.
A voter at a polling place in Grafton told the ABC he likes Tony Abbott so he voted for "what's-his-name in Page". Quite obviously, the voter had no idea know who the National Party's candidate was.
If that wasn't enough to put listeners off their corn flakes an interview the ABC conducted with State Member for Clarence Chris Gulaptis didn't help. Gulaptis, who has his own identity problems due to something of an association with the disgraced former MP for Clarence Steve "Speed Camera" Cansdell, told the ABC that voters on Saturday thought he (Gulaptis) was Hogan and wished him well in the election. Gulaptis also said that Hogan has people thinking he is Gulaptis.
The Nationals have an identity crisis.
Readers are invited to match the names of current and former Nat identities (see above) with their mug shots.
Credit: Images from Google images
1 comment:
I'm pretty sure that the one on the far right is the South Australian who moved to northern NSW after he helped loose a motza for superannuation funds during the global financial crisis.
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