Yes it is elementary dear Watson, unless you have a better idea.
Governments do not create jobs.......private enterprise does.
Wow. It's all so simple!
Ah, that provides some perspective. Thanks, drsmith. I had no idea about that.It seems she has axe to grind with the Libs over a failed pre-selection and after a history with Labor is now trying to pal up to Penny Wong according to the following tabloid article.
Yes it is elementary dear Watson, unless you have a better idea.
Governments do not create jobs.......private enterprise does.
Again you miss the point noco. Governments are supposed to be like a think tank and provide the vision. The idea my friend.
Yes it is up to industry and business to provide the jobs but the task of government is to provide the right environment, suggestion and vision so that people can get an idea of where the jobs are going to come from and from that to plan a future for themselves and their families.
Noco, you purport to be on top of liberal philosophy so again I ask you, WHERE ARE THE JOBS GOING TO COME FROM?
And if you go back to my previous posts I have given you plenty of hints of where to perhaps start.
Even David Marr distanced himself from her comments (ABC's Insiders).Ah, that provides some perspective. Thanks, drsmith. I had no idea about that.
The ABC replayed her remark in the second video. She is well and truly out of order. She knows almost nothing and needs to just shut up, be a bit respectful. I hope someone chews her up and spits her out quickly.
Again you miss the point noco. Governments are supposed to be like a think tank and provide the vision. The idea my friend.
Yes it is up to industry and business to provide the jobs but the task of government is to provide the right environment, suggestion and vision so that people can get an idea of where the jobs are going to come from and from that to plan a future for themselves and their families.
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It's not going to be Penny Wong,Ah, that provides some perspective. Thanks, drsmith. I had no idea about that.
The ABC replayed her remark in the second video. She is well and truly out of order. She knows almost nothing and needs to just shut up, be a bit respectful. I hope someone chews her up and spits her out quickly.
On being described by Senator Lambie as one of her political heroes, Ms Wong told ABC radio: "It's very kind of her. I was going to say to Jacqui when I see her in person: it's not often I'm on the same list as Margaret Thatcher. Women in politics, as we know, have to hold their own and I think Jacqui demonstrates her capacity to do that and good on her."
Women in politics, as we know, have to hold their own and I think Jacqui demonstrates her capacity to do that and good on her."
he will vote against Coalition plans to abolish the schoolkids’ bonus, the low income superannuation guarantee and a bonus for welfare recipients – at a total cost of more than $9bn.
The Abbott government is attempting to swiftly pass the carbon tax repeal package, which the Senate delayed until July 14 when a committee is due to table to a report on the issue.
The three PUP senators — Glenn Lazarus, Jacqui Lambie and Dio Wang — today joined Labor, the Greens, the Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party’s Ricky Muir and independent Nick Xenophon to vote down the Coalition’s so-called “gag motion” aimed at speeding up debate.
So of course with this catastrophic hit to the budget its absolutely clear what Tony Abbott must do.
He has to call a double dissolution and sort out once and for what the Australian people want to see happen. Tony can then lay out his plans for raising the pension age to 70, slashing people off Disability pensions, sending refugees back to be tortured, slashing/selling off the ABC, introducing payments for Medicare ect, ect and get a real mandate.
All agree ?
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...r-switch-threatens-to-blow-9bn-hole-in-budget
I agree absolutely. The ABC in particular is in its element, continually giving time, even on "7.30" to the now ubiquitous Jacquie Lambie who seems to be doing her best to emulate her boss in terms of throwing her weight around. She was a corporal in the army. Had years on some sort of disability payment. Two children to separate fathers. She calls the Prime Minister a 'political psychopath'. This was before she has ever met him.He is drunk with power and has the Press Gallery eating out of his hand. And why not? He is the best thing they have had since the election. A double dissolution would be a disaster for this country and probably entrench the nasties balance of power and make the house of reps irrevelant. The best thing we can hope for is that the evil PUP Palmer gets convicted soon for misappropiation of Citic Pacific's funds.
I agree absolutely. The ABC in particular is in its element, continually giving time, even on "7.30" to the now ubiquitous Jacquie Lambie who seems to be doing her best to emulate her boss in terms of throwing her weight around. She was a corporal in the army. Had years on some sort of disability payment. Two children to separate fathers. She calls the Prime Minister a 'political psychopath'. This was before she has ever met him.
Just unbelievable that the Left media are hanging on her every silly word.
it sounds like the sort of poisonous dribble we should expect.
I think I'm quite able to draw my own conclusions about Ms Lambie without your advice, basilio. I do not admire anyone who, with no experience and little to offer, is being grossly disrespectful not just to the PM but to others and the parliament in general.Julia I think she is someone you would admire. She has had a tough time and through force of will has managed to recover.
News
Palmer United Party senator Jacqui Lambie wants to be prime minister
Steven Scott
The Courier-Mail
July 05, 2014 12:00AM
A SENATOR who holds the key to passing the Federal Government’s agenda has declared she wants to be prime minister.
Tasmanian Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie, who secured only 1501 first-preference votes at the election and has called Prime Minister Tony Abbott a “psychopath” who needs a “bucket of cement” to “toughen up”, yesterday said she “absolutely” aspired to take on his job.
Senator Lambie, who lists her favourite weapon as an M60 submachine gun and only joined PUP because she was running out of money, has quickly emerged as the most outspoken of the eight new crossbenchers who hold the balance of power.
Tasmanian Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie has quickly emerged as the most outspoken of the eight new crossbenchers who hold the balance of power.
As she prepares to take her seat in the Senate on Monday, Senator Lambie has launched personal attacks against Mr Abbott and insisted she will not do deals with the Liberal Party.
Branding Mr Abbott a “political psychopath”, she accused him of putting his daughters at risk by “parading” them around during the election campaign last year.
Mr Abbott has refused to respond to her attack and said he would treat all senators equally.
But senior Liberals have conceded they are worried that Senator Lambie has an axe to grind against their party.
Before she joined up with Mr Palmer, Senator Lambie tried and failed to win Liberal preselection for the Tasmanian federal seat of Braddon.
Her attempt to win Liberal backing came after she had worked for former Labor senator Nick Sherry.
Palmer United Senator Jacqui Lambie tells PM to toughen up
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