The NSW Transport Minister said he was “done” with politics following the black summer bushfires but since has had a brief flirtation with politics at a federal level before pulling out of the race to be the candidate for the vacant Eden-Monaro. Speaking with Sky News, Mr Constance was coy on his future saying he would prefer to keep the focus on the job at hand. “I have got the biggest job in the country at the moment.
I mean we’re running the biggest transport during COVID - I’m pretty focused on that,” he said. “The community don’t want to hear the soap opera on what I might or might not do in terms of my future career. “I just want to get this job done at the moment.
So he should, did you hear that numbnut token Lib candidate yesterday “I believe in Climate change - in Human caused Climate Change”? Oh save us please from her idiocy!
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