grodscorp@grods.comLachlan Connor, Independent (Ep. 35)
 | Posted by The Editor on Thursday 25 October 2007, 8:02 am Categories: Australia Decides '07, Lachlan Connor, Independent Tags: campaign, documentary, election, independent, LachlanConnor, parliament, senate |
Episode 35: In which Lachlan reflects on the challenges of grassroots campaigning.
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Thursday 25 October 2007, 5:08 pm #J, The
Awwww….
Thursday 25 October 2007, 8:33 pm #Computer Socks
“very complicated… supply and demand…” Awesome answer Lachlan.
Seriously though, Confession time here; I was once a” candidate” I believed in socialism and I believed that the drought was inherently corrupt and unjust. I marched with the international droughists on one occasion and I joined many others to protest against the government of Sir Joh in general and his ban on droughts in particular. For me it was no road to the big pineapple moment that saw my views change but three and a half years of university where I saw so much of the moral bankruptcy of the intelligencia of the home made t-shirts.
So keep on fighting the good fight, don’t let pedestrians get you down. Because you could end up living in a shed on dial up internet cursing everything you don’t have.
Thursday 25 October 2007, 11:23 pm #Mikey
Does she have a really open minded sister?
Saturday 27 October 2007, 9:02 pm #joe2
Lachy baby, everything is ’so wrong’, in that vid.
The constant cat strokeing is very weird.
The very bad lounge suite.
Dreadful clothing and support team.
Have you thought about a group party with Pauline to celebrate the 2 a dollar vote dividend?
It will rock.
Wednesday 31 October 2007, 1:12 am #Krypto
ha ha, good to see someone putting the ASS back into legislative ASSembly, this guy IS a comic right?
That’s gold, if he gets in his first parlaimentary address will be a stand up routine.
Vote 1 someone else I say.
Wednesday 31 October 2007, 1:13 am #Krypto
so the AEC actually took his money? Bloody thieves, the man’s obviously not well.