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Labor’s letting Australia down again. First, Albanese gets cold-shouldered by Trump. No real relationship, no respect. Penny Wong flies over for “diplomacy” and comes back empty-handed. No tariff deals. No progress. Just headlines and handshakes. Australians deserve better. Then there’s the so-called green energy transition. Wind farms scrapped. Transmission...

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Perfectly said Pauline! This certainly isn’t the same great place I grew up in, it is not the same Australia we know and love. They need a very strong party to stand up against them, you’ve got this!

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Grog19701 yıl önce

I value my freedoms more than most and I am watching them all disappear at an alarming rate. Please do not let them bring in total control with a cashless society and digital identity.

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Most of Australians are foolish people, actually. They've got what they deserve, a weak and stupid Labor government. They voted for Labor and Greens in the recent election, remember?

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Go get em Pauline, but I fear we are to far gone.

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Well they import all their boat votes so the way it’s going , Australia is as good as gone by the next election. Wong is a traitor to Australia and albo is the weakest pm ever!

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Soo predictable! Albostralia dont understand the elected POTUS! Ditching Kevin Rudd is a nessesary start. Kevin staying in Washington is defacto holding Australia hostage.

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Thank you so much @Pauline You are on point again!! Absolutely agree with you.👏👏👏👏

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This government is a total failure not to mention corruption. The government should resign

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How long will the Australian people remain complicit to the extortion and lies of ALP?

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Albo and Wenny Pong 😬 have zero intentions regarding 🇺🇸 simply because Krudd 07 has destroyed any possible avenues with President Donald J Trump. Liebor have destroyed Australia's Alliance with 🇺🇸. 😡🇦🇺🇺🇸

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