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I take issue with living under an LNP govt and don't want it to happen again, ever.
Exactly
Morrison and Fydenberg faaarked up JobKeeper by $80 billion dollars. Then they gave $40 billion to people who didn't need it.
Has she updated the video?
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You seem like a nice person
Sat opposite from her up the front of the plane on a red eye special from Perth to Melbourne in 2016.
Telling deliberate lies and getting facts wrong unintentionally are different things.Make yourself a cup of tea ..
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This Crikey investigation labels the prime minister something no leader would want to be called. We don't really want to do it. But the time has come.
I think the question was to you attribute the lower unemployment to closed borders. And he wanted to pivot that to the cost of living and people 'doing it tough.' Classic using of present tense instead of past tense. It is a thing you get taught if you give speeches - speak in present tense as it provides more of a narrative and allows you to speak with more action. So he has autopiloted into present tense.But for those who are still deciding to vote and look at it simply, this will play, and we know it is what Scomo is waiting for, to deflect like all of them do
the bold is what the simpletons will see.
'Borders are closed': Albo's awkward gaffe
Ben Graham
Anthony Albanese appeared to think Australia's borders were still closed in an interview with the ABC this morning.
"Our borders are closed, Lisa. Our borders are closed. People are doing it tough," he said.
"That's having an impact on employment figures, we know that that's the case. But we know as well that people are really doing it tough.
"We want an economy that works for people, not people working for the economy. That's why we'll take the pressure off the cost of living by offering cheaper child care, cheaper electricity prices."
The nation's borders have in fact been open since February. There are only restrictions if you're not vaccinated.
Mr Albanese later clarified in a press conference that he meant to say the borders "were closed".
Picture: ABC News
Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents can now leave Australia without an individual travel exemption. But you may still be asked about your vaccination status. You’re required to show proof of your vaccination status if you’re asked by an Australian official or your transport provider.
The Australian Government recommends passengers leaving Australia be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and travel with proof of vaccination status documentation. If you’re unvaccinated, you’re strongly discouraged from international travel due to the health risks.
Scott Morrison wasted no time in jumping on his opponent's slip up.
"Today, on a completely separate issue, he doesn't even know whether the borders are open or closed. This guy doesn't know whether he's coming or going," Mr Morrison said during his press conference.
"I mean if you don't even know whether your borders are open, you don't know what unemployment is, you don't know what the cash rate is, you have never done a budget, who are you going to trust to manage Australia's finances? He won't even understand what his own costings are for his own policies."
https://www.news.com.au/national/fe...verage/163035ed34566c816b2d8bb7bf8b8b9a#92894
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dude......
