I only know about this man because of friendly jordies
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What does Jenny have to say about this?
'career'
Not just a former PM but also Minister of Health, Finance, Treasury, Home Affairs and Industry, Science, Energy and Resources.
The first PM to serve a full term since Howard also tried to circumvent our democracy. Don't let the door hit you on the way out
Fuck you and your absolute joke of a career, scummo.
I hope the very public ineptitude and career-long string of failures see him blackballed from the private sector. Sadly, I suspect he'll continue to profit from his former posting that he left under a cloud of corruption.
And the country celebrated the loss of the worst PM and enemy of democracy
Get fucked cunt.
"Global corporate sector" ... so resource extraction basically. Put me on your board and I'll have a word to Dutton for you.
Probably the worst Prime Minister Australia has ever had, certainly in living memory. Competing with Tony Abbott, whose worst excesses at least were reined in by the Senate.
The world is just a little better without you in power Scotty. You won't be missed.
You must be too young to remember Howard.
Howard, for all the many terrible things in his legacy (Iraq War, work choices, and the extreme politicisation of refugees are the biggest ones that come to mind), at least has one thing that we can look back on and say was definitely good, and another which was probably necessary. (Our gun laws and GST, respectively.)
What can be said positive about the Prime Ministerships of Abbott and Morrison? Because off the top of my head, I can't name a single positive policy for either of them.
I was very anti-GST when it was implemented. I honestly didn't think it would stay at 10% for more than a year or so. I looked at the UK VAT, and assumed it would happen to us like that, as well.
I am very happy to have been proved wrong on that one.
Peter Dutton looking to give them both a run for their money.