Queensland LNP Leader David Crisafulli says he will always "stick up for Queensland" and for Queenslanders. It comes after NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet has issued a second invoice to Queensland for around $40 million for putting up citizens in hotel quarantine.
Mr Crisafulli criticised the past actions of Queensland Deputy Premier Steven Miles for ripping up a $30 million invoice sent to the Queensland government from the New South Wales government. When asked what he would have done if he had received the invoice, Mr Crisafulli said, "I wouldn't act like a child and rip up a bill on tv to try and be a hero". "I wouldn't trash talk New South Wales". "If you've got an issue, you deal with it like an adult".
Of course SKY NEWS will report the flatulence emmitted from an LNP half wit! Don't see much of SKY on here lately, has RUPERT died? (Yet).
This Labor fool has been part of and contributed to one of the biggest disasters in Qld history. Despite little COVID impact, it has one of the worst unemployment rates in Australia. Even worse than Victoria who has had 4 lockdowns.
He walks like a twit. He talks like a twit. He IS a TWIT
Um, base on his past behaviour, I am not sure if he can be classified as adult 🤣
Possibly we are so broke from Labors mismanagement we can’t pay our debts.
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