Sep

05

2008

NSW new Premier short on experience

photo credit: mushroom and rooster

The new Premier Nathan Rees has made a guarantee to the people of NSW – he will work every waking hour between now and the next election to give taxpayers the standard of services they deserve.

NSW new Premier says he’s short on political experience but long on life’s.

Incompetence is dead. Long live incompetence.

New Premier Nathan Reece has a huge hill to climb in convincing the people of NSW that Labor in this state is not seriously on the nose. There is nothing in this change that provides any convincing evidence that things will change. WEE have been wrong before and WEE hope we are again – Reece is another Labor party machine man – adviser to former ministers, campaign guy, his mum works for other Labor machine men. It all seems a bit more of the same. WEE hope he’s less of a cardboard cutout than Iemma was, but we suspect that he won’t be.

Come on Nathan, prove us wrong.

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