MugzeeMan

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Father and husband.
Proud Australian.
Love this country.
Leftwing stalkers please note that I use a VPN before screaming "Murican!".

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@StevenJMiles We remember the shit show you ran while in government.

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@ozgal1965 Whatever it takes to remove this government.

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@AlboMP Evidence you actually know nothing about business.

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@SimonSperling Gold

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@hardenuppete While you’re speaking of false promises, the current government have a pretty good track record in that respect.
Let’s hear your thoughts on Labor, Albanese and Chalmers in terms of election promises, cost of living and the decline in living standards.

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@Bornacountryboy Echo chambers are their warm and fuzzy place.

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@AlboMP Your statements are in contradiction to your actions.
A liar.

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@NannanBay She says confidently with a straight face.

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@News24Aust Not surprising.

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@AshPolitik Bit of selective framing here.

CPI is 4.0% annually, but the quoted 14.8% fuel rise is August only.
Annual fuel inflation is 13.5%.

Housing inflation also isn’t simply “oil/transport”.
ABS cites materials and labour, plus electricity.

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@JEChalmers Very selective reading loaded with the typical spin to skew the view.
Dr. Spinman Jim doing what he does best - misleading.

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@danbrewerradio You're right.
Everything is expensive and we got another kick in the nuts yesterday.

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@TheKouk The data isn’t the issue, your interpretation is.

You’re measuring the quarterly change in demand, not the actual level of government demand.

Government spending can stay historically high and contribute 0.0% to quarterly GDP growth simply because it didn’t increase further.

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@darryn_browne Yes, mortgage rates were very high. But houses were roughly 3-4 times household income compared with around 8 times today. Comparing interest rates without comparing the mortgage principal relative to income tells you very little about housing affordability.

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@TimjboAU Looks like the cover for a new Dumb and Dumber film.

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@RobertStevenso9 ...and then proceeded to completely wreck the economy.

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@RichardYabsley Contradicting yourself now.
Domestic demand.

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@RichardYabsley You’re shifting your argument now.

Ultimately domestic demand, your main point, includes government spending, not just household spending.

Commonwealth payments have risen from 24.3% of GDP in 2022-23 to 26.9% in 2025-26, so 2.6 percentage points.

It is a factor.

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@RichardYabsley You’re conflating current deficits with COVID-era deficits. The 2025–26 budget still ran a $4.6b primary deficit even before interest costs

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@cmkusher @profholden You can’t lose it if you never had a handle on it.
They’re reaching for every reason other than themselves.