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Managing the political deficit
Thursday, 27 November 2008 Tactics Comments Off
To call such spending an economic strategy or even ‘Keynesianism’ is a joke.
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In reality under this complaint about the media lurks a political argument that is highly revealing about the mindset of the political class today. Sideshow by Lindsay Tanner Here is someone working for the ABC, from a Labor background as Hawke’s press secretary, who has written about the rise and fall of a Labor Prime Minister with all the distortions and omissions worthy of the most disingenuous right wing hack. The Party Thieves by Barrie Cassidy The most bizarre defence of the two party system comes over what for Megalogenis is the most personal – immigration. Trivial Pursuit by George Megalogenis Can Australian politics be that insubstantial? Confessions of a Faceless Man by Paul HowesTags
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