It’s haywired to vote PN just because there’s no one better than them. There are good reasons for voting PN.

As far as I know the majority of Maltese own their own home, own at least one car, dress well, go out for Sunday lunch, travel at least once a year etc. What else you want to complain about?

Possibli tiflah taqa daqshekk cheap, Sur Dalli?

Nixtieq li Gonzi heles minni bhalek u baghtni naqli xi mitejn elf fis-sena mill-anqas u flok naghmel xogholi tiela u niezel Malta mohhni fil-hmerijiet.

Jien naf canvassers kbar ta’ Dalli imma llum ma jridux jafu bih, anzi daru kontrih qatta bla habel.

Min jitwieled tond ma jmutx kwadru. U anke dawn il-back benchers hekk qed jiggrilhom.

How about, “Iddardarx il-bir li trid tixrob minnu”?

Don’t worry, he’ll get private work lobbying for big pharma after this expensive stint on the public coffers. I assume he’d still want to be the paladin of the poor Maltese, though.

How right you are, Matt. It seems these people want to be remembered as the equivalent of Mintoff who screwed his own party.

It was all right for us to risk our lives at Zejtun and our jobs for the sake of democracy in our country. Now they want to be the crap we wanted to get rid of.

Hamruniz, better have a party promising the world but delivering a little less due to changing circumstances than a party which has no idea how to manage its own affairs, let alone lead a country.

The Labour Party is, in my mind, afraid to govern because all the bull they are trying to feed you, they will have to fulfill if by some odd chance they find themselves governing.

Joe Muscat should tell the public how he would do better, based on costed-out projects, show us how he would reduce the cost of living, lower electricity bills, give out higher wages, reduce income taxes and invest in green technology without raising taxes.

He won’t, because he can’t, but the gullible will swallow everything including the garbage which comes out in the form of lame policy by the Labour Party.

But can anyone contemplate ”paying them back” by replacing them with a bunch of incompetent fools who will destroy Malta as we enjoy it today?

Does anyone seriously think that Labour, new Labour, or whatever they want to call themselves would have handled the recession any better than Gonzi and co., have? They could not even handle a simple tax like VAT, so imagine a world recession.

If disgruntled Nationalist supporters (or in this case disgruntled and DISLOYAL MPs as well) want to pay their party back by electing Labour then it says a lot about their level of intelligence.

Talk about cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face! Instead, why not engage in some healthy debate and use convincing arguments to back Gonzi in sacking ministers who have let down the nation (never mind their constituents) so badly.

I would rather work towards improving a party which has proved itself time and time again, than risk electing some idiot on the pretext that ‘we need a change’. Excuse me, but a change to what?

He seems to forget that he is an EU commissioner and not a Maltese anything, other than citizen since he accepted the post of commissioner.

How can he really believe that they are doing anything but using him? He should know better.

Even today, Labour supporters think of Dalli in the negative image portrayed by their leaders in the past, with all the connections of barunijiet u kuntratturi etc.