Clearly, he doesn't spend much time conversing with BF posters.
I will go check BigEntitledPrats to see where he is finding his average punter
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I will go check BigEntitledPrats to see where he is finding his average punter
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Fact is under Turnbull they squeezed super concessions far more
Perhaps it’s the teals who can now market themselves as the retirees tru friends? It’s not incompatible with thir other pillars, accountability and the environment?
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Great little article from the intelligent political commentator in the Kenny clan:
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Coorey is a lib stoolie, but at least there’s an acknowledgement the reactionaries have moved 2 the darkside - read corrupt side.
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thanks but i couldn't readily find a direct link 2 the piece.
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Dutton is an intellectual pigmy. Plus points is he’s a perfect symbol of what the libs have become
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Intellectual pygmies everywhere are insulted by the comparison!
No prospect of changing government, so people might be a bit more inclined to give the Libs a kick for sticking with this guy. ALP are banking on it.
I quite like 'Morrison's Liberal Leftovers'
I quite like 'Morrison's Liberal Leftovers'
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I bet albo swanning around the US announcing AUKUS is really triggering Dutton
Dutton has got Dreyfus off his backside on 'The Voice'.
Sorry, cant find any coverage from Aunty to link.
“The Attorney-General over-reached and the group rejected his proposal,” one source at the meeting said. “There’s a growing frustration among a significant number of referendum working group members on the presentation of advice (by government) and not being provided timely advice. Information has been continually presented to the group at the last minute without enough time for it to be fully considered.”
Sorry, cant find any coverage from Aunty to link.
“The Attorney-General over-reached and the group rejected his proposal,” one source at the meeting said. “There’s a growing frustration among a significant number of referendum working group members on the presentation of advice (by government) and not being provided timely advice. Information has been continually presented to the group at the last minute without enough time for it to be fully considered.”
At least Labor are seeking advice. Makes for a nice change to the Liberals who were simply happy to run unlawful schemes.
Dutton running on process and transparency and integrity is frankly embarrassing to him and his party.
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Ah yes, last minute. Because the referendum is happening today, after lunch.
Another point worth making - the ABC are probably not running the story because it is not true. But as we know truth is not a consideration in what Murdoch does and doesn’t run.
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The Age is running it.
Old mate quoted The Australian - well known Liberal safe space. Of course The Age is not far behind these days and another growing safe space for conservatives - Impending War with China being their latest infatuation
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'Labor is privately urging Indigenous leaders to back a compromise deal that would change the wording of the Voice constitutional amendment proposed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, in a bid to win over conservatives and boost the chances of a referendum win.'
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This masthead can reveal the seven extra words proposed by Dreyfus and the government’s lawyer, Solicitor-General Stephen Donaghue, KC, would come after the third clause proposed by Albanese.
The original third clause stated: “The parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make laws with respect to the composition, functions, powers and procedures of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice”.
The words proposed to be added to the end of this draft constitutional amendment clause are, “and the legal effect of its representations”.
'The Dreyfus proposal drew criticism from members of the powerful government referendum working group, which has for months been debating the wording of the amendment, which will be put to the Australian people to establish an Indigenous Voice to parliament.
Some Indigenous leaders in the working group believe the new wording could allow the government of the day to water down the power of the advisory body and limit its ability to advise the executive branch of government, according to two sources familiar with the group’s deliberations who requested anonymity because the talks are confidential.
For that reason, it was broadly rejected in the meeting last week, which was attended by Dreyfus, Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney and Foreign Minister Penny Wong, who was representing Albanese while he is overseas. This pushback highlights the difficulty the government faces in trying to secure bipartisan support while maintaining the backing of strong pro-Voice Indigenous leaders.'
The seven extra words that could broker a compromise deal and win the referendum
Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has proposed new constitutional wording for the Voice to parliament in a bid to win over conservatives.
This masthead can reveal the seven extra words proposed by Dreyfus and the government’s lawyer, Solicitor-General Stephen Donaghue, KC, would come after the third clause proposed by Albanese.
The original third clause stated: “The parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make laws with respect to the composition, functions, powers and procedures of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice”.
The words proposed to be added to the end of this draft constitutional amendment clause are, “and the legal effect of its representations”.
'The Dreyfus proposal drew criticism from members of the powerful government referendum working group, which has for months been debating the wording of the amendment, which will be put to the Australian people to establish an Indigenous Voice to parliament.
Some Indigenous leaders in the working group believe the new wording could allow the government of the day to water down the power of the advisory body and limit its ability to advise the executive branch of government, according to two sources familiar with the group’s deliberations who requested anonymity because the talks are confidential.
For that reason, it was broadly rejected in the meeting last week, which was attended by Dreyfus, Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney and Foreign Minister Penny Wong, who was representing Albanese while he is overseas. This pushback highlights the difficulty the government faces in trying to secure bipartisan support while maintaining the backing of strong pro-Voice Indigenous leaders.'
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He seems to be remarkably clean of the robodebt stink so in some ways his position is strengthened
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Dutton offers to support budget cuts needed to fund AUKUS program
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has offered bipartisan support to pass budget savings the Albanese government will need to fund the massive submarine program.
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I think I know where they can find $250B without raising a sweatAnd of course Dutton starts with the NDIS which says it all about the man. First place to slash spending is on the most disadvantaged.
Dutton offers to support budget cuts needed to fund AUKUS program
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has offered bipartisan support to pass budget savings the Albanese government will need to fund the massive submarine program.
