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jack_ryder) wrote2011-02-03 08:46 am
jack_ryder) wrote2011-02-03 08:46 am
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Costello's incoherent argument against the flood levy
Is it just me, or does his arguments seem economically illiterate for "the world's greatest treasurer"?
And why is the argument about the "wasteful school hall construction program" still going? I thought it had been discovered that there was only 2% inefficiency - which is much lower than the private programs that the Howard Government lumbered us with.
And the missing word from your argument against the levy, Peter, is "infrastructure" - unless you want charities to pay Queenslanders to rebuild their own infrastructure themselves. I'm sure there's heaps of private contractors that you and Abbott can recommend.
God, he's like a vile stain that just won't wash out...
And why is the argument about the "wasteful school hall construction program" still going? I thought it had been discovered that there was only 2% inefficiency - which is much lower than the private programs that the Howard Government lumbered us with.
And the missing word from your argument against the levy, Peter, is "infrastructure" - unless you want charities to pay Queenslanders to rebuild their own infrastructure themselves. I'm sure there's heaps of private contractors that you and Abbott can recommend.
God, he's like a vile stain that just won't wash out...
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The $83 or so million to private schools. That money can be used to re-build schools in all the areas that need it.
Ex-Priministers, ministers and members of parliment can give up their after-office privilges allowances. No one else has their employer supply them with an office, secretary, free travel, et al afer they leave the job. that should save a motza.