20 Comments

1.   Doreen Virtue (Thursday 4 October 2007, 9:32 pm) # 

   Great interview team. Did Samuel borrow some of Lachlan’s catchphrases or was it the other way around?

   
   
2.   Bruce (Thursday 4 October 2007, 9:55 pm) # 

   I think Samuel should check what the IPCC is (and the major parties are) actually saying. I know he wasn’t being literal but he’s quite a way off the mark.

   
   
3.   Dave from Albury (Thursday 4 October 2007, 11:35 pm) # 

   Is it to late to fake an enrolment in Fraser?

   
   
4.   Dave from Albury (Thursday 4 October 2007, 11:56 pm) # 

   or too late…. either or….

   
   
5.   Hairball (Friday 5 October 2007, 1:51 am) # 

   Nice balanced interview. While I don’t agree with all of his views and policies, it’s great to see such a young candidate standing up to ‘the man’ for what he believes in.
   I need not say that if I were in Fraser, I’d consider voting for him, even if it is purely as a protest vote… oh wait, I just did.
   Nice work Grods.

   
   
6.   The Editor (Friday 5 October 2007, 8:14 am) # 

   Nice camera work, HB.

   
   
7.   Jacob (Friday 5 October 2007, 8:35 am) # 

   Does billybob and the Ed shop together??

   
   
8.   Jacob (Friday 5 October 2007, 8:38 am) # 

   How many coffees does the ED need before he can conduct an interview?

   
   
9.   The Editor (Friday 5 October 2007, 8:40 am) # 

   With a hangover the size of the one I had that day, three wasn’t even enough.

   
   
10.   billybob (Friday 5 October 2007, 10:17 am) # 

    Didn’t realise the table behind was also covering their mike from the wind! And what the hell am I protecting?

    
    
11.   Jeremy (Friday 5 October 2007, 3:03 pm) # 

    I can’t believe how organised you guys are.

    
    
12.   Jeremy (Friday 5 October 2007, 3:25 pm) # 

    PS Did I hear him say he wanted to pump more money into the public health and education systems instead of the private one? You’re not “right of centre”, Samuel.

    
    
13.   Bruce (Friday 5 October 2007, 4:51 pm) # 

    And no funding for private schools… “Right of centre” indeed.

    
    
14.   Samuel Gordon-Stewart (Friday 5 October 2007, 6:18 pm) # 

    On health and education I do lean to the left, but on most other issues I am usually a bit right of centre.

    As The Editor said, the left/right scale is simplistic

    
    
15.   Jeremy (Friday 5 October 2007, 8:18 pm) # 

    I thought you were pro civil liberties (left), pro public health & education (left), pro government-funded broadband (left), pro women’s choice (left), pro equality for gay people (left)… Apart from your rather optimistic assumption that man has nothing to do with climate change (of course we can pump ever-increasing amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere without it making the slightest difference: the Earth’s atmosphere is a magical CO2 dissipating machine!), what are your positions that would generally be described as “right-wing”? On what issues do you agree more with the Liberals than the Greens?

    
    
16.   Katie` (Saturday 6 October 2007, 8:55 am) # 

    I was wondering how you did an interview with Sammy and a Melbourne based candidate and now I know. I too think Sammy need encouragment to run as do all under 20’s. I think that this is the first time he can vote in a Federal Election.

    
    
17.   Bridgit Gread (Saturday 6 October 2007, 11:17 am) # 

    In all the hubbub, I’m surprised a certain right-wing blogger hasn’t been along to point out the flotilla of latte glasses on the table of the aforementioned interview.

    
    
18.   The Editor (Saturday 6 October 2007, 12:45 pm) # 

    For the record, the latte glasses all belong to the GrodsTeam. Samuel drank flat whites.

    
    
19.   Framey (Tuesday 20 November 2007, 4:56 pm) # 

    Get a big rock and drop it in your head, Samuel!

    
    
20.   Krypto (Wednesday 21 November 2007, 12:39 am) # 

    I had a dog named Samuel once. Silly as a wheel that dog.

    
    

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