US President Donald Trump is pushing governors to reopen houses of worship, declaring them an essential service. New restrictions have been rolled out across American beaches and restaurants ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.
realDonaldTrump Ñon - essential in a secular state, though on a personel level for some, an essential part of their life.
realDonaldTrump I'd be fine with that, if that's the only place they're allowed to frequent. Charles Darwin is having a giggle on the other side.
realDonaldTrump Playing to his religious wowsers base.
realDonaldTrump hes hungry for that religious vote eh
realDonaldTrump MISSING: Trump does not have legal rights in this matter. It is the legal responsibility of the Governors of each state. It would be interesting if the Vatican also overrode Trump as well.
realDonaldTrump Does anyone think for a second that Trump knows what he’s doing?
realDonaldTrump Matt 4:7 teaches us the fine line between standing up for faith and misdirected faith. POTUS is unlikely to see the nuance in his electoral faith journey.
realDonaldTrump essential ? 😂😂😂🤣 worried people are going to hell or something lol.
realDonaldTrump Thoughts and Prayers
realDonaldTrump God Bless President Trump & leaders that stand up for the rights of the people!
realDonaldTrump PRAISE THE LORD & PASS THE VIRUS.
realDonaldTrump ...whore houses are apparently open for business...
realDonaldTrump Rather it was an essential announcement to Trump in an attempt to catch a few votes of those extraordinarily silly RWNJ godsquadders.
realDonaldTrump And the good Dr Fauci has suddenly changed his tune and agrees: 'Dr. Anthony Fauci says staying closed for too long could cause ‘irreparable damage’'
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Cheaper energy prices will make Australia competitive against 'Chinese slave labour' | Sky News AustraliaFormer speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says Australia needs to produce the cheapest power possible to allow businesses to 'compete against the slave labour that comes out of China'.\n\nMs Bishop told Sky News host Paul Murray the fundamental thing which can be done for Australia is to 'give us back the cheap power that we used to have for our coal fired power stations'.\n\nThe federal government has set emerging technologies at the heart of its roadmap to cut Australia's carbon emissions over the next 30 years. \n\nThe report pointed to domestic gas, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage and even small-scale nuclear reactors in its transition towards renewable energy.\n\nFormer Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger said the Labor Party's response to the report along with statements it made on coal following the 2019 election show how it is 'Arthur and Martha' on coal.\n\n'They've got no idea what day it is in relation to coal,' he said.\n\nImage: AP Yes sky News you want to pollute the planet with your nutter mate. What the hell? Slave labour. China's middle class has grown hugely. People from India and Philippines go to China for a better salary. Has Sky News been to China in past 20 years? China doesn’t have slave labour. That’s a ridiculous comment.
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China ‘goes after Australia’ with brand new iron ore ‘threat’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray says “there is a brand new threat” issued by the Chinese Communist Party who have said they “are ready to hurt the Australian economy”. \n\nChina’s The Global Times reported “it seems the Australian government has no intention of sowing new troubles in its trade with China, but the possibility of deteriorating tensions escalating into a trade war should not be ignored”. \n\nMr Murray said it is clear China is once again “threatening us” and they 'are confirming by their actions that they are going after us”.\n\n“First it was barley, then a bit on beef and now the big game, iron ore”. \n\nThe Age reported “China’s customs authorities have released new rules coming into force on June 1 that officials would conduct quality inspections for iron ore shipments at the request of the buyer”.\n\n“The buyer of course is the Chinese Communist Party,” Mr Murray said. \n 1Naasty what does Australia produce that China needs Food!! Our big problem - Australia is the most China-dependent economy in the developed world. The other big problem is that most people in Australia are not aware of that fact. China is indeed drunk on power however the Chinese economy is like a HOUSE OF CARDS - their economy is in dire straits. Looking forward to the collapse. You can't believe one word they say, they are like gangsters thieving in the night! Your threats show weakness not strength!
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Target stores to close right across Australia | Sky News AustraliaUp to 167 Target stores will be closed or converted as part of a massive restructure by parent company Wesfarmers. \n\nThe retailing conglomerate said the company would shift focus to Kmart, to reduce Target's unsustainable cost base. \n\nWestfarmers announced the decision on Friday, saying 75 stores would close and 92 would become Kmart stores. \n\nThe actions will be undertaken over the next 12 months. Even if Independent Pennsylvania filmmaker Lance Weiler was a midget golfer who could barely see over the steering wheel, he would still say in a '94 head-on collision w/ a garbage truck that he went out the windshield after breaking his jaw on the steering wheel. Oh no . 😔 Jobs jobs jobs.
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Trump threatens to remove funding from Michigan | Sky News AustraliaUS President Donald Trump has threatened to remove funding to Michigan over its decision to use ‘mail-in ballots’. \n\n“We don’t want them to do mail-in ballots because it’s going to lead to total election fraud,” he said. \n\nMichigan is planning to send out applications for mail-in ballots to its voters to avoid further spreading of the coronavirus, but will not send ballots themselves. \n\n“This was done illegally and without authorization by a rogue Secretary of State,” Trump tweeted. \n\n“I will ask to hold up funding to Michigan if they want to go down this Voter Fraud path!”\n\nMeanwhile, the President said he was at the end of his two-week long regime taking the controversial anti-malaria drug to fight off COVID-19. \n\nDespite the drug being unproven, Mr Trump said he was happy with the result as he continued to test negative for the coronavirus. realDonaldTrump Fascism in practice. Mail ballots make it easier for people to vote. He is set against democracy at this point. realDonaldTrump Fake news Trump Steps Up Attacks on Mail Vote, Making False Claims About Fraud realDonaldTrump Mail ballots, like our plebiscite are open to cheating. This is the only reason they are used !
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JobKeeper mistake ‘is actually good news for Australian taxpayers’: Frydenberg | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says “staggering developments” have emerged following the Treasury’s announcement of a 'massive' $60 billion JobKeeper mistake which he discussed in an exclusive interview with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. \n\nA significant reporting error has led Treasury to dramatically revise its projections for the Morrison government's JobKeeper program. \n\nThe scheme, which sees the government pay $1,500 fortnightly in affected workers' wages, was originally expected to cover around 6.5 million employees at a cost of $130 billion. \n\nBut late Thursday, the Treasury and Australian Tax Office were forced to admit to the Morrison government those projections were wrong.\n\nAs a result, Treasury's revised estimate of the cost of the JobKeeper program is now just $70 billion which is $60 billion less than the original forecast. \n\nTreasury now expects the number of employees likely to be covered under JobKeeper program to be around 3.5 million, around 3 million less than forecast.\n\nTreasurer Josh Frydenberg said the “reality is” this was an “unintentional error by a thousand businesses”.\n\nHe said the initial forecast done by Treasury was done at a time when the number of coronavirus cases were on the rise in the nation but said this result “is good news for the Australian taxpayer”. \n\n“It’s good news that the Australian economy hasn’t deteriorated in the way Treasury initially predicted”. \n\n“Nobody should be seeking to blame Treasury or the ATO, we should just be accepting that this is a mistake, it was an unintentional one”. \n\nMr Kenny said the whole “massive” mistake has raised “a range of questions” over the government’s budget which now faces $60 billon less debt than expected. \n\nHowever, “the good news was that it means we’re $60 billion better off than we thought,” Mr Kenny said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia JoshFrydenberg Great news our treasure made such a monumental error, more like lucky it wasn’t the other way around & we were found to be shortchanged. Fact is liberals are bad economic managers & Frydenberg is the worst JoshFrydenberg Labors fault as usual JoshFrydenberg Did Kenny the Coward ask any tough questions or just hand out his standard platitudes? Frydenberg is incompetent and should resign. If he does not do that, he should be sacked! Like pockets in a singlet.
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Target to close up stores across Australia, costing more than 1000 jobs | Sky News AustraliaUp to 167 Target stores will be closed or converted as part of a massive restructure by the retailer's parent company Wesfarmers.\n\nThe changes mean up to 1,300 jobs will be lost and the Target Country brand will disappear.\n\nThe retailing conglomerate said the company would shift focus to Kmart, to reduce Target's unsustainable cost base.\n\nWestfarmers announced the decision on Friday, saying 75 stores would close and 92 would become Kmart stores. \n\nThe actions will be undertaken over the next 12 months.\n\nImage: Getty For years the offering is poor and what the do have they don't have... Out of stock of so many items all the time! Could be a great business if run by the right team. More AustralianMade just a thought🤔 Targetaus AustralianMade geoffrey_payne I'm a bit of a retail novice but what's the big difference between Target and K-mart? They seem to sell much of the same shit. For years the offering is poor and what they do have they don't have... Out of stock of so many items all the time! Could be a great business if run by the right team. More AustralianMade... just a thought 🤔 Targetaus AustralianMade
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