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Attention-seeker or renters’ champion? The Greens MP driving pollies up the wall
(www.brisbanetimes.com.au)
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2024
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I saw a great video if his somone has ripped from Tik Tok about housing, dude actually gives a shit about housing, explains the complete bullshit of Labor Housing policy and how it's really just money in the pocket for developers.
Let's hope he manages to hang about and doesn't end up like Carolyn Lucas in the UK and leave becase of the toxicity, or worse still, become one of the innumberable asshats in Parliament.
Also gives me more appreciation for the shit Bandt must have had to put up with when he was there on his Pat Malone.
I've been genuinely incredibly impressed by the Greens approach to housing in particular, this Parliament.
I thought they were doing the right thing by opposing Labor's first draft housing bill, but then I thought they should accept the first time Labor compromised. It wasn't worth the bad press the Greens would get if they stopped it entirely, and Labor's first compromise position was an ok one, if not brilliant.
But then the Greens didn't fold, they held out, and Labor compromised even more, and we got a much better policy by the time the Greens did agree to support their bill. Huge kudos to them.
Agreed, there is always a lot of pressure from both the major parties and the media whenever The Greens hold up unsubstantial social or environmental policy, but these are core issues for them so it makes complete sense. This is exactly why they were elected and the idea that their voters would be sitting around complaining about it is laughable. Labor's attempts at spin around this issue were so pathetic.