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True Beej there was some of the debt leftover from Little Johnny and cohorts.
Howard as treasurer left a deficit of over 6 billion, does that prove he's a bad economic manager.. not necessarily, it proves that he's an economic realist.
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Just the facts Maam, just the facts.
MORE than half the "nation-building infrastructure" spending that made up the budget's self-proclaimed "centrepiece" initiative was, in fact, money set aside by the Howard government.
Despite Wayne Swan's budget sales pitch about having to take hard decisions because the Coalition squandered the proceeds of the decade-long commodity boom, $9 billion of the infrastructure funding he announced last night came from the Howard government's $6.5 billion higher education fund and the $2.5billion communications fund the Coalition set up to win the Nationals' support for the sale of the final tranche of Telstra.
Under the Howard Government, infrastructure increased from - spending across the nation - increased from 3% of GDP to 5.3% of GDP, and GDP doubled over the 11 years of Liberal Government.
$10 billion Murray Darling rescue plan was designed to tackle long-term issues.
Hey QLD55 ..... Under the Howard Government,... We grow tired of this and get Labor in who spend like drunken sailors. Yipppeeeee.
Thank God...We grow tired of this and get Labor in who Actually spend like drunken sailors.
He [grech] has also hit back at the auditor-general's findings that he favoured one car dealer who was a Liberal supporter.
Mr Grech says he was only trying to find a way to help the dealer who rang him several times a day and told him he was thinking of killing himself because his business was under threat.
"Essentially, they expected me, largely on my own in both a physically and mentally impairedstate, to land a major public policy initiative as well as to deal with some sensitive and challenging dealer representations," he said.
well - knowing how you like to post strange posts / images ... I'll restrain myself to this one (or two or three) ..Ummmm .... still reckon Rudd and Swan misled paliament. ..
Ummmm .... still reckon Rudd and Swan misled paliament. They knew exactly what was going on. If they did not then they should not be the captain of the ship. Circumstantial evidence was there with enough smoke to set off the detectors. Guilty by association.
Malcolm Turnbull in a China shop is as dead as a dodo. Grovelling apology scenes will follow with a contrite look on his face. Soon to be followed by the traditional dagger in the back from the rear guard.
well - knowing how you like to post strange posts / images ... I'll restrain myself to this one (or two or three) ..:eek3:
I am calling my spiritual advisor / guru and advising him of your position. Also having this post / quote sent to the picture framers and having it placed under glass to hang in my secret mens business room.Have also placed head out the window to see if the sky has fallen. OMFG !!!!!!
I am calling my spiritual advisor / guru and advising him of your position. Also having this post / quote sent to the picture framers and having it placed under glass to hang in my secret mens business room.Have also placed head out the window to see if the sky has fallen. OMFG !!!!!!
Your'e spreading yourself a bit thin their old chap. Not up to the usual standards I am afraid. You are just like the newspaper hacks we have in this country. Can't find a story so invent one.
1) Agree ... I reckoned by the way, not claimed.
2) Agree ... I reckon Turnbull is as popular as fart in an elevator atm. NOT because of the claims he made in parliament at all 2020. If you read the posts I have constantly said THE WAY HE HAS HANDLED THE WHOLE AFFAIR. Fox hunting analogy etc, should have checked his facts before going off half cocked etc, You would think if he was such a hot shot lawyer he would have more debating skills etc. Are you picking up what I am putting down ???
3) It is what it is 2020. No more no less. Call it what you will my little servile factotum.
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