Mr Dean said Sanders is “a hard-left radical socialist who sees himself as America's Maduro,” and “many of his supporters are nothing but goons and thugs”.
“Like Trump, his instincts are anti-Establishment – he is pro-borders and against trade deals that put American workers at a disadvantage,” he said. “He is probably the only Democrat who could peel white working-class voters away from Trump and his popularity is a threat to the Democrat establishment. Either stop claiming to be for democracy when all you ever seek to do is undermine it.” Image: AP
pwafork hey prissy James did you watch 'the big game' this weekend?
Sky news Australia’s Fox News garbage reporting
Seriously SKY. How many watch this crap. Sky news going downhill and it's only getting steeper. Hope it's the next channel they close on Foxtel.
Bernie , will never be elected president in the USA. Hillary has a better chance with zero probability of winning. Bernie will go back working on his brother Ernie's milk cart.
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Pro-Brexit supporters celebrate as UK leaves 'corrupt' EU | Sky News AustraliaThe United Kingdom leaving the European Union is a 'great moment for democracy' according to New York Observer columnist Andre Walker. \n\nBrexiteers gathered in Parliament Square in central London after the UK officially quit the EU after 47 years of membership.\n\nThe official divorce came after Brexit won a public referendum almost four years ago.\n\nThe terms of Brexit were bitterly contested in the last term of parliament, with Theresa May ousted after failing to pass her deal.\n\nMr Walker told Sky News said the official withdrawal has been welcomed by those who 'believe in freedom and democracy who are sick of their country being ruled by elite and corrupt group of people'.\n\n\n andrejpwalker Obviously never heard of Steve Bannon and Cambridge Analytica andrejpwalker andrejpwalker If you voted leave or Boris or despise wokeness, switch from BBC and SkyUK to Sky Australia - they understand the U.K. population FAR better than the vast majority of our domestic media!!
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South east Australia braces for extreme heatwave conditions | Sky News AustraliaThe Orroral Valley bushfire, which is threatening homes near Canberra's heavily populated southern suburbs, has prompted ACT authorities to declare a state of emergency for the first time since the 2003 disaster.\n\nThe ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has warned families to prepare for the “worst possible situation” ahead of worsening conditions this weekend.\n \n“There is now no higher priority for the entire ACT government at this time than this bushfire threat,” he said.\n\nAuthorities fear an inferno burning 40km south-west of Canberra will reach devastating levels of intensity over the weekend.\n\nThe concern is the blaze could be as dangerous as the one in 2003 that killed four people and destroyed in excess of 500 homes.\n \nMeanwhile, two emergency warnings are in place across Victoria and residents in Cape Conran have been advised to leave immediately and for those in the Bendoc region to take shelter. \n\nFire fighters will also be facing difficult conditions with the temperature expected to hit 40 degrees in parts of NSW, Victoria and the ACT.\n The missing Question from Journalist: Who was responsible for hazard-reduction burns 2018-19 57 Bushfire Inquiries AND All 59 Inquiries recommended more hazard-reduction burns. Heads---Should---Roll.
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Australia needs 'irrigation districts' | Sky News AustraliaScientific advisor David Stockwell says an effective method of transporting water to areas in need is in development and “can cheaply deliver large amounts of water from the monsoonal rain in the upper Burdekan River”.\n\nSeveral Qld regions have received heavy rainfall while townships in regional Australia are undergoing severe water shortages. \n\nMr Stockwell told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave these developments “can create irrigation districts and revitalise inland Australia”. \n\nThe Bradfield Party supports an inland irrigation project known as the Bradfield Scheme, designed to irrigate and drought-proof the western Queensland interior.\n\nParty founder Matthew Spurgeon said alleviating water shortages across Australia is the party’s leading issue but “there is not a lot of support out there” from other political groups. \n\nMr Spurgeon stressed the need for “irrigation in order to feed ourselves” and “food self-sufficiency” in light of large population increases predicted by authorities. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Omg your kidding like hells gate damn project proposed in 1938 there clowns won’t do anything they waste on ridiculous rubbish and neglect what the country needs! Why don’t they have the young men in tafe,construct the change rooms for projects for sport And you know it won't be any where near cheap Oh flap me. David Stockwell pushing the turning of the rivers south - aka the Bradfield Scheme, a completely debunked and discredited irrigation scheme. LNP getting desperate.
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Australia to deny entry to travellers from China | Sky News AustraliaForeign travellers coming from or passing through mainland China will be denied entry to Australia as the government ramps up its defence against the deadly coronavirus spreading around the globe.\n\nExemptions will be made for Australian citizens, permanent residents and their immediate family as well as aircrews, under strict conditions.\n\n“All travellers arriving out of mainland China, not just Hubei province as has been the case up until now, are being asked and required to self-isolate for a period of 14 days from the time they leave mainland China,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.\n\nTravel advice for mainland China has been raised to level four or “do not travel”. Ramps up = finally makes a call, dragged to making the right decision Finally What if people fly from China to another country and then fly to Aus (within 14 days)? Relying on Border Force finding and reading the exit stamp date on the passport? If yes, I hope their maths is goood enough and fast enough especially when the time zone is also a variable.
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Scott Morrison is 'not mucking around' with coronavirus | Sky News AustraliaSky News contributor Scott Emerson says “no matter what [Scott Morrison] did” with the handling of the burgeoning coronavirus outbreak “there would have been criticism”.\n\nAfter the federal government announced a 14-day quarantine period on Christmas Island for Australians in China, the prime minister has been heavily criticised for his governments decisions.\n\nMr Emerson told Sky News host Jane Marwick said as the crisis gets “worse and worse” the government’s decision “looks like a far more sensible decision”.\n\nFellow panelist and WA Today’s Nathan Hondros said the prime minister has “learnt a bit from what happened before Christmas” when he subject to intense scrutiny over his personal handling of the bushfire crisis.\n\n“He’s not mucking around,” Mr Hondros said.\n\nImage: Getty\n Keep up the good work ScottMorrisonMP ! Rise above the noise. Too many ‘Scott’s’ around. Not mucking around would go beyond banning just tourists.
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UK will 'explode with prosperity' after Brexit | Sky News AustraliaWA Today’s Nathan Hondros says following on from Brexit the UK will have “one of the greatest economic miracles of our new millennia”.\n\nCelebrations have begun in the United Kingdom as after four years of rancourous debate, the UK have finally withdrawn from the European Union.\n\nMr Hondros told Sky News host Jane Marwick the “UK is going to explode with prosperity from this”.\n\n“For the British people it’s going to be a marvellous thing,” Mr Hondros said.\n\nImage: Associated Press Lol, we'll see... Brexit BrexitDay In an alternate universe, that is ... kinda like the one inhabits ... Did they decriminalise drugs in WA too?
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