Looking forward to this

[LEFTWINGER supreme]

PREMIER Mark McGowan has launched his much touted commission of inquiry into spending on a suite of projects started by the previous Barnett Government.

The inquiry, to be headed up by former Under Treasurer John Langoulant, will investigate 26 projects commissioned by the former government, including Elizabeth Quay and public housing in the Pilbara.

Mr McGowan said taxpayers had a right to know where the money went.

“The Liberals and Nationals refused to answer simple questions about how taxpayers’ money was being spent. They oversaw massive cost blowouts on projects like the Muja power station and the Serco contract at Fiona Stanley Hospital,” he said.

“We need to get to the bottom of these deals and the Commission of Inquiry will answer these questions.

“It will bring a high level of scrutiny, transparency and accountability to a series of decisions and projects of the former government.”

The inquiry will report before the end of October and is expected to cost $1.5 million.

[LEFTWINGER supreme]

[Rorschach]

Good.... come back in October, be interesting to hear you saying.... "nothing to see here..."

[LEFTWINGER supreme]

We shall see rightard

[IQS.RLOW]

Leftwinger is in lurve with 'Sneakers' McGowan

[J o h n S m i t h]

We shall see rightard

Goose is simply preparing his excuse in advance.

[Rorschach]

Don't call me a rightard...
I'm more Leftard than Rightard...
Just more sensible Conservative than Progressive fool.

[J o h n S m i t h]

I'm more Leftard than Rightard...

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[Neferti]

I'm more Leftard than Rightard...

IF you roll around on the floor, laughing your arse off, that much, John Smith, you might do yourself a damage.

I have always voted for the Liberal Party, and lived in Blue Ribbon Liberal Electorates in Sydney and Melbourne.

I didn't vote Liberal last Federal Election, I got my name marked off the Rolls. I cannot stand Turnbull. He did NOT get my vote and never will.

Whenever I have done a political quiz thing, I come out as a Libertarian ... not a right wing voter.

Some people do vote with so-called "policies" in mind ... in other words "what's in it for me?" Perhaps Rorschach is one of these people and that is why he calls himself a "swinging voter". He probably votes for the local Independent who has almost Liberal Party policies ... so I presume he might be a Libertarian as well.

You do realise, John Smith, that Union Membership is at an all time LOW? Nurses and Teachers (mostly female) are the people who pay Union Fees. Your ABC says so.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-16/b ... er/8496332

Sorry, Rorschach ... I am most likely wrong about the above but .. my opinion. OK?

[Rorschach]

Yes nef unlike other TARDS I do vote for policy, and I am a swinging voter. Voting for policy however doesn't involve voting for YOURSELF, it involves voting for the Party you think has the best policies for AUSTRALIA.

Got him on ignore, but bet he is just trolling with nothing to say that's factual.

Here's one for him then, why is it he and I agree re your Unemployment topic? Does that make him a Rightard? Should I start laughing now?
I have voted for Liberal, Labor, Australian Democrats and One Nation in State and Federal elections.... hardly a Rightard rusted on there eh...
TROLLS are just morons...