‘Weak’: Credlin slams Vic Opposition for letting new renewables target through parliament
Sky News host Peta Credlin has condemned the Victorian Liberal Opposition for waving through the state government’s new 95 per cent renewables target through the parliament's lower house last Thursday night.“So much for John Pesutto's hollow words about sticking up for households and businesses hit by the state's power blackouts just days before.
“So much for saying that Victorian Liberals are on the side of families battling cost of living. What absolutely weak surrender monkeys these LINO MPs are. Is it any wonder they're almost in permanent opposition? “And if you're not in Victoria, don't think this isn't coming to a state near you because – pardon the pun – my home state is the canary in the coalmine when it comes to electricity.”
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