Youth leader in Politics

Posted by: Tika

30th Nov 2010 04:19pm

I am putting this title because in this days people are really avoided the party potical system. but most of them are not aware about the relation of politics with us. I have heard many words from differents peopel that the leader are doing too bad, they are going to dreive our country down etc. but why don't we are being a part of it and try to drive the country in right way. here, I would like to all of you giving posetive comment for this topics and support to grow the new leader for country.

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Comments 3

dingodan

12th May 2011 11:34pm

RJ Have you noticed that the Politicians rarely if ever listen to the people who elected them , in particuler I refer to our so called independants who I am sureare not followin the wishes of those who elected them.

RJ

16th Apr 2011 05:19am

The problem in Australia in relation to politics is the lack of ambition of the populace. She will be right mate attitudem most people are happy to run with this. If as a cummulative society we pushed the government to hold regular reffurendums on different matters, eg CARBON TAX. We would make a difference and be able to effectively change the outcome for our country. After all we put them into power to speak for us and make decision for our country, we can take that power away. We need to change our views toward what our country needs for the long term, not just here and now.

Anonymous

30th Mar 2011 08:41pm

unfortunately the country is messed up in so many different ways, so that any good that is done, is severly swallowed up by the next dilemma etc, etc. what can you do when our country is being run by a whole group of preschoolers

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