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@Jeff4theclimate added some more context for you

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@AshPolitik People's issue is with her policies, not her sex.

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@TheKennyDevine Less “educated” doesn’t mean less intelligent

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@PaulFreid5 @realDonaldTrump Look at all the trees this AI fucker taken down

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@LarryBoorstein you mean AI images, right?

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@AntiWokeMemes @elonmusk was here

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@robertgraham Does that go for all the AI/doctered images of the POTUS that the Dems/haters create?

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@ThrillaRilla369 yes please

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@1Alboforpm Gov is still to reintroduce the 36 cent excise

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@royermattw Obama spent $34m but didn’t fix the issue
Biden planned to spend $100-$300m to do the same thing.

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@AshPolitik Another false throw away line using outdated stats from 22/23”
Oh Ash, still time-traveling? It’s 2025-26 data now — Australia still has the OECD’s biggest real household income drop per capita since Labor. Not outdated, just inconvenient

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@JaneCaro Couldn’t a similar statement be made about woman who want an abortion. Should they have abstained, ensured protection was used by both parties?

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@bazzacc2 Welcome to gov spending. They all have financial and time line blowouts…. Just look at the current projects in VIC.

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@NickedSima @rustyynail888 @bazzacc2 https://t.co/YgZwaTcCrE

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@AshPolitik this glosses over per capita stagnation (-0.1% this quarter), weak quarterly growth (+0.3%, below expectations), ongoing productivity declines, and heavy reliance on population growth

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@MikeEmbrich Don’t forget the purchase price and how many years of “fuel savings” to make it viable.

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@buszwack @Leo_Puglisi6 No, no — definitely skip the research part. Search engines are mostly just for aesthetics these days.
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@angelar68197975 That 4.5% increase is not just the wage, but super, so it costs more than people realise. While those who receive it will welcome it, those who pay for it (the consumer) won’t.

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@somuchbullsh Why did she say this, did she have any concerns about employees losing jobs due to business that may not be able to afford the extra costs?

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5/5
Enough with the misleading attacks & whataboutism. Demand better from both sides. Call out your own party when it fails. Real accountability starts when voters reject the “they’re all the same” complacency & make the majors earn every vote again. Australia deserves it. 🇦🇺

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1/5
People attacking ON are missing the bigger picture. Many Aussies are turning to alternatives not because they love every policy, but because they’re utterly exhausted by the endless lies, spin & broken promises from the major parties. They have lost touch.

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4/5
frustration is high: constant political spin, mass immigration without infrastructure, housing crisis, COL pain, skyrocketing energy prices. The majors blame each other for doing the exact same things while giving with one hand & taking with the other.