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Dutton doesn't support energy rebates because of inflation. Sky "it actually lowers inflation" Dutton tries to escape but soon gets caught in another lie "peoples power bills are up by $1,000"🤦 #SitDownBoofhead #auspol

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Squizzvor 1 Jahr

A highly paid public servant was sacked for leaking confidential information, with hundreds of private text messages between him and the Liberals. Dutton "I think he was vilified unfairly" Mike Pezzullo admitted it!! Boofhead defending code of conduct breaches🤦 #auspol

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Vance Ginnvor 1 Jahr

Dive into the critical issues shaping economic policy, from President-elect Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals to the challenges Texas faces under rising government spending. Now is the time for bold reforms to protect taxpayers and ensure economic freedom thrives.

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Miss Polly 🖤💛❤️vor 1 Jahr

Remember how the LNP had 22 failed energy policies and hid the Energy Regulators report about rising energy prices in the double digits until after the election?

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💧Baron-Gotcha❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️vor 1 Jahr

Power bills up by $1000???????? What a load of BS .....my power bill has gone down. (This guy must spend a lot of time in the toilet.)

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Harleyvor 1 Jahr

@megmacdonald121 We ordered 28 Solar panels for our roof late 2019. Fitted early 2020. We have not had to pay one electricity bill since. Solar is a renewable. Don’t let Dutton or any bull shit artist try and tell you that Solar does not work. It does.

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JAHvor 1 Jahr

He’s got nothing - absolutely nothing - but polls predict he will be our next PM. This country is determined to be as stupid as the US.

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Sarah Prattvor 1 Jahr

At least Sky News questioned the $1000 increase. Two weeks ago David Speers on #insiders let Dutton repeat this and many other false figures without challenge. ABC have become a supporter for LNP. No longer unbiased and trustworthy.

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Jewels 💎vor 1 Jahr

Liar liar pants on fire. We all got $300 off our energy bill. And in case you missed it, he reiterated: nothing is free. So kiss goodbye to free healthcare under #DudDutton but #FreeBusinessLunches

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🐝Mel J🦋vor 1 Jahr

Is Dutton getting his lines from a certain billionaire anti taxxer who once accused the government of treating her industry ‘like an ATM’? Everything Dutton says & does is in the service of the mining sector. All take, no give. More a lackey than a leader. Abbott 2.0

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Andrew Millervor 1 Jahr

Oh Peter Dutton Firstly you understanding of economics is well bizarre to say the least Second I know something that’s free Flying You are a hypocrite…. #auspol

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Cazza.vor 1 Jahr

Nothings free but you can have a tax free lunch if you’re the boss

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"Peter Dutton says power bills have gone up $1,000"🙄 Jim Chalmers "if Peter Dutton had his way, electricity bills would have been $300 higher because he opposed our efforts to help people" (Sky didn't admit that Angus Taylor hid a 12% increase in prices before the election)

Squizz

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When asked whether he supports the $300 energy bill rebate, Dutton again suggests that it causes inflation and then lies that it pushes prices up by $1300🤦 Has he been getting maths lessons from Angus Taylor who needs crayons to understand economics?
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Squizz

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Three years ago, Anthony Albanese promised to cut your power bills by $275. Now, they’re up to $1,000 higher than what was promised. You couldn’t believe the Prime Minister three years ago, and you certainly can’t trust him now. We are on an energy policy trainwreck under Labor. Australians deserve affordable, reliable, and cleaner power. That’s exactly what a Coalition government will deliver under the leadership of Peter Dutton.
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Three years ago, Anthony Albanese promised to cut your power bills by $275. Now, they’re up to $1,000 higher than what was promised. You couldn’t believe the Prime Minister three years ago, and you certainly can’t trust him now. We are on an energy policy trainwreck under Labor. Australians deserve affordable, reliable, and cleaner power. That’s exactly what a Coalition government will deliver under the leadership of Peter Dutton.

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