Labor/Greens - Economically Retarded Vandals

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he has 40% ex unions on his front bench...

is anyone surprised....thats almost 50% control...oooops...

he forgets the boats will come back will he have time for all those referendums....


maybe more drought and or fires....more business collapsing because of high taxes...shezzzz if he thinks all he will be doing is throwing money at everyone

someone betta warn him....

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I cant wait to see him at the helm.....to be honest.....

we all knew gillard and krudd would be a disaster....but even we were surprised at the magnitude.....at least I was..

[Serial Brain 9]

Bill Shorten is set to fast track a referendum on the indigenous voice to parliament if he becomes prime minister, and hold the vote to change the constitution in the first term of a Labor government.

The Opposition Leader said a referendum to constitutionally enshrine the voice would be held in Labor’s first term.

Mr Shorten, when asked today whether the republic plebiscite would follow the first-term constitutional referendum, answered: “Yes.”

When asked if that meant the constitutional referendum would be also held in Labor’s first term, Mr Shorten answered: “Yes.”

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation ... 1547856890

So two referendums in his first term yet nothing on immigration except open borders

We do not need another republic referendum at this point in time!

so what do we get ?

unelected abbos telling us what we can and can't do and how much more money we should be giving them - what an efing joke

Pauline Hanson just slammed the LIB/Labs for pissing Australians money away https://www.facebook.com/OneNationParty ... 779611179/

[Black Orchid]

Australia’s longest-serving indigenous affairs minister, Robert Tickner, has warned Bill Shorten that a referendum on the indigenous voice to parliament will fail unless it has bipartisan support and a premature national vote will “burn the issue irredeemably”.

Mr Tickner, who carried the portfolio in the Hawke-Keating Labor governments from 1990 to 1996, has pushed back against ­indigenous activists calling for a referendum on the voice to be held in the first term of a Shorten ­government.

The man responsible for introducing the then-controversial ­Native Title Act said the referendum would not succeed unless the Coalition reversed its opposition to the proposal.

“It is just simply not (going to succeed). It wouldn’t matter what I did or any indigenous person did,” Mr Tickner told The Australian.

“You could walk backwards up Northbourne Avenue (in Canberra) to Parliament House stark naked and carry a big stick (but) no ­referendum is going to get through without cross-party ­support.

“It would be irresponsible for a government to launch into a referendum (without bipartisan support) because it would burn the issue irredeemably. It would consign it to oblivion.”

Bill is off and racing wasting tens of millions of dollars for totally useless thought bubbles