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grindstone cowboy

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08/10/20

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Originally posted by raiderup: ↑

" lol not hard when WA is not really bearing any significant cost of this crisis as the majority of the response cost has been born by the federal gov't "

Thanks to the hard McGowan border here in WA, high iron ore prices could see the federal budget better off to the tune of circa $ 15 billion.

Had McGowan succumbed to the irresponsible federal liberal governments call to open borders, this largess, I suggest would be in doubt, as the virus obviously would have filtered through to the mining sector here in WA, just as night follows day.

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imagine if the virus was allowed to run rampant in WA, plant operators at the mines off their face on dexies, the gear Trump is on now!
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