Kennett: Labor, Greens working against aspirational Australians
We could be heading for a housing “Armageddon” if governments continue to attack middle income Australians who are providing the bulk of the country’s rental accommodation.
We could be heading for a housing “Armageddon” if governments continue to attack middle income Australians who are providing the bulk of the country’s rental accommodation.
Ray Shuey’s report into the Dan Andrews crash found the Andrews’ version of events “implausible”. Now he joins a conga line of people the former premier has thrown under the bus to protect himself.
Political groups that seek to divide, disrupt and disrespect members of the community who are meant to serve are unacceptable. Many worry about the extreme right but we should be equally worried about the extremism of the Greens.
As Victoria heads to a debt of $200bn, the government is attacking every generation, and the combination of political ideology and total mismanagement by Dan Andrews and Jacinta Allan has been nothing short of disgraceful.
Right from the moment Dan Andrews was elected, he has been involved in controversies. Those responsible for giving him the nation’s highest award have failed to act in the public interest and should resign.
Universities have become the new whipping boys for our lazy politicians’ failure and now big-box retailers, such as Bunnings, are in their sights. These socialists should stick to their knitting.
Peter Dutton made the right call on the Voice referendum. And despite shrill protest, his stances on nuclear energy and migration from Gaza are backed in by the quiet Australians who will decide the next election.
The Moira Deeming case against Opposition Leader John Pesutto may cause some short-term pain but it will help the Liberal Party spot those who aren’t working as a team and have lost the desire to govern.
If Labor wants any chance at the next election, they must replace Jacinta Allan with someone who can quickly change policy direction, as the hefty cost of their mismanagement becomes more clear.
Labor is too beholden to the rivers of gold that pour from the trade union movement into its coffers to stop the CFMEU rot that is eating away at Victoria.
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