Oh dear nursery. Let me spell it out for you. Mr Dutton says...

Oh dear nursery. Let me spell it out for you. Mr Dutton says that he opposes nuclear power. Gina then publishes a story on the front page of Ruperts rag, which say's "Turn to Nuclear" . Then Mr Dutton suddenly has a brain fart, and decides that Australia must have nuclear power. No locations, no costings, no number or type of reactors, no water supply, no community consultation, no idea. Next we see Mr Dutton visiting Gina. Next we see Gina selling tickets to Dinner to support Mr Dutton for $14,000 each.



On the subject of broken promises, the LNP broke 14 pre election promises in their first budget when they regained government. That is documented in an article printed in the Australian Financial Review. I am happy to provide you this if necessary. Can you provide me with something equally as credible about any promises you believe Labor has broken? .

I am happy that you are comfortable - Pink Floyd wrote a song about your condition I believe