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We know that 2024 has been a difficult year, and we know there’s much more to do, but together Australians have made some progress in our economy as well. Here are some of the highlights. #auspol
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No, you don’t know, because YOU haven’t personally felt it. GFY.

Tough. You dont know what that means. 7 quarters of negative growth. WE ARE IN A RECESSION, and you have no idea what to do.

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you forgot to mention this little treasure. You did this yes YOU. Not Ukraine, Trump, Russia, Global headwinds. YOU.

11,000 businesses went bust under Labor, that’s a record for Australia. That’s anywhere between 11,000 and 200,000 families suffering financially, all because of you Jim Now you gave the audacity to pretend this is progress. What are you progressing towards? A full socialist takeover of this once incredible country? Labor/Teals/Greens:

Jim Chalmers, as Treasurer for the Labor government, has steered Australia into a financial quagmire with what critics argue is reckless spending. Despite claims of fiscal responsibility, the budget under Chalmers has seen significant increases in government expenditure, which some argue is fueling inflation and eroding economic stability. Rather than acknowledging this overspending, there's a noticeable trend where Labor tends to deflect criticism by blaming the previous Liberal National Party (LNP) government. This strategy seems to sidestep accountability for current economic policies, particularly when it comes to managing the national debt and inflation. Critics point out that while Chalmers celebrates budget surpluses, these are often attributed more to high commodity prices and revenue windfalls than to strategic fiscal management. The real test, they argue, is in how the government manages during downturns or when those revenue streams dry up. Moreover, despite warnings from economic bodies like the RBA and the IMF about the implications of excessive spending, the government appears to continue its spending trajectory, potentially setting the stage for long-term economic challenges. This approach not only undermines public trust but also raises questions about the long-term sustainability of such fiscal policies. The narrative that the LNP is solely responsible for the current financial state is seen by many as a convenient excuse rather than a reflection of the current government's economic stewardship.

Did you know that your government will be the only one term government since 1932? Also, during your break, please reflect on all the lies you've told since being elected. It's no wonder everybody calls you, Dodgy Jim. Labor. Worse than Whitlam.

No one believes your lies anymore. You can stand all day and say "the economy is in much better shape" but when I go to a supermarket and pay 30% more for the same things I bought a year ago, I, and everyone, knows you are lying. Resign and tell @AlboMP to call elections now.

Here’s one of your many low lights. Anyone who drives a diesel vehicle knows the pain of filling up these days, with diesel prices averaging $2.22 per litre across most of Australia's major capital cities. Diesel prices started 2022 at about $1.61 per litre and have risen exponentially throughout the year. Well done Gomer






