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18/07/24

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Originally posted by daicosisgod: ↑

The first policy is to stop lying to Victorians and using a spin doctor dept.

In a subsequent HC post you mention the growing debt. Well the LNP will not use the ploy of a Regional Commonwealth Games to win votes then cynically cancel the Comm Games at a cost of around $700 million. What a calculated ploy. In fact I think the reaction to this ploy was the final signal to Andrews that his time was over. Certainly the voting public were over his style, his wasteful policies and his complete lack of accountability.

Unfortunately, Jacinta Allan just keeps lying as well and the recent Age investigation of Victoria's worst kept secret has forced Allan's hand and stopped her turning a blind eye to the CFMEU corruption that she would have known about but did nothing abo0ut until this week. The public have not fallen for this.

Another good example of Andrews lying is what he did to the native timber industry. Bringing its closure 5 years early without consultation just a few months before an election. Then has the gall to import bnative timber logs from Tasmania to keep the now government owned Heyfield Timber Mill going. How two faced is that?

So the LNP #1 policy is no lying to Victoria unlike Andrews and Allan for the last 10 years.

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Little nut and the Chiquahua both admit Vic labour stuffed the State but ask how are the LNP going to fix it, they forget to mention or too dumb to know that Vic labor still have over 2 years to run, how do you fix something when we may be in Administration by the end of their term.
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