I'm making one huge assumption here - that just about all readers of this blog are Catholic or at least moral or social conservatives and thus against increasing embryonic stem cell research in Australia. The word about the town is that there will be a vote on the issue this year because no party wants this to be an issue during the election year of 2007.
PS. This is one of the reasons my number of posts has shrunk lately - I've been following the news and trying to second guess the opponents, predicting the stragey and coming up with a counter-attack and discussing what influence the organisations I'm involved with may have.
Update: The first answer is poorly worded. It assumes that the MP in question votes 'yes'.
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But one of them has to get your preference over the other.
Nationals have their devils too. Fiona Nash...
I have noticed the majority of votes so far are for Yes, I definitely won't vote for him/her.
Explanation? I chose option 2, preferring to wait to see who the alternative candidate is -- ie. see if he/she is worse! Or, under that circumstace, are you going to hand in a blank ballot?
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