Sky News host Chris Kenny says our politicians are spending “like there is no tomorrow” and are using the coronavirus pandemic as a license to forget anything "so mundane as fiscal prudence". “With the state budget delivered today in Victoria we've been reminded how none of the state governments, or Canberra for that matter, are wasting this crisis,” he said. “Victorian net debt will rise to $155 billion over the next five years, this year's deficit will top $23 billion.
“The small government agenda is one of the biggest casualties of this pandemic, and we might not recover for decades. “Government is growing exponentially in this country, the states, the federal government, they are just reaching into every aspect of our lives, they believe that they are the solution to everything. “And no one, this year, seems to care a fig about the cost. “Future generations will pay for all of this, perhaps even while they're dealing with another pandemic.
Irresponsible federal government they all need to be s*** before they bankrupt the nation oh wait scomo already has
Hey, Chris, you seem to know everything about everything, so why don't you run for PM and see how many vote for you? 😂
This was B 4 Covid!
Our politicians are flirting with failed ideas of socialism. They are clueless, and cheered by the leftist internet mob, do not know any better
Chris ... Is that why Scot Morrison & co cut the budget of the Audit Office? That way, they will not have sufficient funds to invest financial irregularities and corruption in the federal government. Apparently ASIC is next.
Yeah bloody terrible isn't it..
Donations to Murdoch as well
It is Dory Economics... Just keep printing, just keep printing.
That’s because they are trying to hide how much they are giving to gates and the Clinton foundation.
Chris still trotting out this dopey bullshit...
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