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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

''Why do parties do this?''

Well, Labor had to do it because the Liberals started it

back 1 election before last - the liberal party page for it's 'plan' had zip on it up until days before the election

then, they came up with their plan - which only told us how wonderful they'd been

why do parties do this?

it's exactly like a race to the bottom - which was started again by the Liberal parties and used the Howard 'watch the spending' architecture

when a party comes out and says - 'cut the waste' cut, cut cut ---------- AND wins government

then the other mob for the next election have no choice but to join the race to the bottom - ie. 'that's not a cut, this is a cut' 'we can cut bigger than you'

and here we are --------- in a situation with a lost half century -

and a country, not a nation - why?

because no nation has ever been built on the toxic culture of 'cut cut cut, low debt, low tax and no investment'

never - it's never happened and never will

now - I notice that you didn't mention one single Liberal policy - that means - a. you don't know any and b. that although you mentioned their 'policies' - you didn't reference any

so, when asked - you say simply - go and look at their site

hmmmmmm ---------------- so, you don't know any policy at all off the top of your head

well, that tells me a lot about Liberal party supporters

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Knock yourself out:

https://www.liberal.org.au/our-plan-aged-care
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