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Is that your way of attempting to understand and sound intelligentWhat is the problem with debt (I bet you can't give a coherent, economical, valid reason)?
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Is that your way of attempting to understand and sound intelligentWhat is the problem with debt (I bet you can't give a coherent, economical, valid reason)?
Labor did come into power at the tail end of an economic boom. Care to remember what happened shortly after they took power?Labor were in power towards the end of an economic boom! The LNP have been in power during an economic recession! Add in inflation and there you have the differences in the debt
Labor didn’t spent or plan much for infrastructure either
Welfare for all policies! Oh yeah then let’s shut down industry along with it & new ones will magically pop up!
Renewable schemes that cause this current power shortage
Bahaha
Lefty loon
No its my way of showing you have no comprehension of anything above a third grade educationIs that your way of attempting to understand and sound intelligent
Says the person who asks a question without using a question mark.Is that your way of attempting to understand and sound intelligent
Labor were in power towards the end of an economic boom! The LNP have been in power during an economic recession! Add in inflation and there you have the differences in the debt
Labor didn’t spent or plan much for infrastructure either
Welfare for all policies! Oh yeah then let’s shut down industry along with it & new ones will magically pop up!
Renewable schemes that cause this current power shortage
Bahaha
Lefty loon
we ended up with a 300 billion dollar debt & a circus in parliament, featuring Rudd, Gillard & The GreensLabor did come into power at the tail end of an economic boom. Care to remember what happened shortly after they took power?
we ended up with a 300 billion dollar debt & a circus in parliament, featuring Rudd, Gillard & The Greens
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone, Liberal voter or not, who’d think your defeat of John Howard was anything other than a backward step for Australia. You inherited 50 billion in the bank. No net debt. And surplus budgets as far as the eye could see.Lay off the bong.
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone, Liberal voter or not, who’d think your defeat of John Howard was anything other than a backward step for Australia. You inherited 50 billion in the bank. No net debt. And surplus budgets as far as the eye could see.
When you were turfed out of office in 2013 debt had ballooned to almost 300 billion. And that surplus you promised, year after year after year never turned up. An economic conservative? Give me a break!
But wait, there’s more. You panicked in the GFC and you sent $900 stimulus cheques to everyone, including overseas backpackers and dead people. You spent two billion dollars putting “free” insulation in rooves around the country, only for it to catch fire, burn down homes and tragically caused the deaths of four young men. And then you wasted another two billion dollars taking it out. You spent 16 billion on school halls, not teachers, not better education standards. Just overpriced new buildings so you and your MPs could run along an open them while our education results slipped below Kazakhstan.
You whacked Australia with a 20% renewables target which has set up the energy crisis we’re grappling with even today. There was cash for clunkers, there was fuel watch, there was grocery watch. There was your joke that was the 20/20 summit. There was your joke that was your treasurer, Wayne Swan. And above all, beyond a doubt, no one will ever forget 50 thousand illegal arrivals, almost one thousand boats, and at least one thousand men, women, and children, and that’s all and only what we know about, drowned at sea.
Quite frankly, Kevin Rudd, I could be here all night.
http://caldronpool.com/peta-credlin-destroys-kevin-rudd/
a funny little video as well about Krudd
thats only the beginning
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone, Liberal voter or not, who’d think your defeat of John Howard was anything other than a backward step for Australia. You inherited 50 billion in the bank. No net debt. And surplus budgets as far as the eye could see.
When you were turfed out of office in 2013 debt had ballooned to almost 300 billion. And that surplus you promised, year after year after year never turned up. An economic conservative? Give me a break!
But wait, there’s more. You panicked in the GFC and you sent $900 stimulus cheques to everyone, including overseas backpackers and dead people. You spent two billion dollars putting “free” insulation in rooves around the country, only for it to catch fire, burn down homes and tragically caused the deaths of four young men. And then you wasted another two billion dollars taking it out. You spent 16 billion on school halls, not teachers, not better education standards. Just overpriced new buildings so you and your MPs could run along an open them while our education results slipped below Kazakhstan.
You whacked Australia with a 20% renewables target which has set up the energy crisis we’re grappling with even today. There was cash for clunkers, there was fuel watch, there was grocery watch. There was your joke that was the 20/20 summit. There was your joke that was your treasurer, Wayne Swan. And above all, beyond a doubt, no one will ever forget 50 thousand illegal arrivals, almost one thousand boats, and at least one thousand men, women, and children, and that’s all and only what we know about, drowned at sea.
Quite frankly, Kevin Rudd, I could be here all night.
http://caldronpool.com/peta-credlin-destroys-kevin-rudd/
a funny little video as well about Krudd
thats only the beginning
Shorten and Bowen have a lot to answer for after dropping the ball in the last quarter.Franking credit and negative gearing revenue would be handy right now.
No doubt at all and the sheep will lap it upI’d say the GST base will be broadened and increase.
could be the best $130B the government ever spent.
Franking credit and negative gearing revenue would be handy right now.
I’d say the GST base will be broadened and increase.
could be the best $130B the government ever spent.
It’s theoretically a great tax if used to then distribute back to the lower socioeconomic people, rather than used as a slush fund. In this case we’ll be at 15%, broader base and no additional services or welfare to speak ofgst floats just below the surface of the liberal psyche like those parts of the ocean teeming in trash
funny thing is it first started out as a socialist policy
Franking credit and negative gearing revenue would be handy right now.