Bolt: Walking disaster Pesutto should resign
I thought Friday was peak stupid for John Pesutto. But just two days later, the opposition leader has surpassed himself.
I thought Friday was peak stupid for John Pesutto. But just two days later, the opposition leader has surpassed himself.
Labor is now shamelessly lying about the risks of nuclear power claiming it will kill children living near stations – but fear of radiation has actually killed more people.
If activists want to use race-based laws to stop projects that could bring wealth to us all, they should also share the cost.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants us to believe we’re getting poorer because of “political turbulence” in South Korea, rather than incompetence in Canberra. He keeps promising us the good times but then, bang, he gets hit with bad luck.
If Labor can’t celebrate on January 26, then switch Australia Day to the only other day that makes sense – the day we voted to go on together as one people, united and equal.
Blocking a road or getting into people’s faces as they go to worship is bullying – and an attack on other people’s freedom to meet and speak.
Anthony Albanese’s visit to the Adass Israel Synagogue was a PR debacle and proof he lacks all moral authority, after failing for so long to act against Jew haters with strength and principle and pandering instead to Muslim and anti-Israel Greens supporters.
I knew the climate models must be flawed but “experts” told me to shut up and trust the science. Now we learn what was certain about global warming isn’t at all.
Anthony Albanese is the first Australian Prime Minister to be praised by Hamas and damned by Israel — it’s clear he’s picked the wrong side.
Hamas boss Yahya Sinwar foolishly ordered his terrorists to invade Israel from Gaza and kill and kidnap Jews on October 7. 14 months later, Hamas is virtually destroyed and Sinwar himself, dead.
Australia has entrusted our economy to a PM, Treasurer and Energy Minister whose private sector experience between them amounted to eight weeks at a McDonald’s and an after-school stint at a bank. Now there’s wreckage everywhere you look.
After South Korea’s embattled president suddenly declared martial law, the country’s democracy was saved by social media — so why are many of our own politicians so hostile to it?
The Left is losing the big arguments. It’s got too loopy to defend the core beliefs of its identity with facts and reason, and we’re now getting too poor and divided to tolerate its nonsense.
The world-first ban on children under 16 using social media demands tech companies take “reasonable steps”. But who decides what’s “reasonable” and when to prosecute?
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