Opposition Leader Peter Dutton did not hold back on Wednesday when discussing Labor’s “cash splash” election budget, which he said was to buy votes at the next election.
Speaking to Sky News host Peta Credlin, Mr Dutton delved into the economic “deterioration” Labor has dealt to the economy since coming to power in 2022, arguing the government has made it harder for Australians.
Mr Dutton highlighted the economic “deterioration” Labor has dealt to the economy since coming to power in 2022. Picture: Sky News Australia The Opposition Leader outlined Labor were trying to buy two things with their “cash splash” budget, the first thing being votes and the second being a rate cut before the next election.
“Interest rates will always be higher under a Labor government. History has demonstrated that and unfortunately the lessons of history haven't been learnt by this government.”
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