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The Leader of the Federal Opposition has this week earned himself a pat on the back.
Angus Taylor has done a fantastic, well done, great job on his budget reply by copying a bunch of One Nation's homework, but mixing it up a tiny little bit.
Taylor fronted parliament last night to offer his response to Labor's budget, by revealing he'd scrap all the shit Labor are actually bringing in, give 10s of billions in tax cuts, prevent citizens from accessing any forms of welfare and slash immigration by a vague and undisclosed amount.
However, rather than just parroting One Nation and their army of fossil fuels lobbyists, Angus has made sure to let Australia know that the Libs and Nats are serious big picture economics guys by using the words 'bracket creep tax indexation'.
The STUNNING new policy that was tossed up a couple of days before the election and seemingly hasn't really been thought about much more since then, has been offered up as a proof that they are really good with x's and o's.
While most people will be over the moon and excited by the prospect of indexing taxation thresholds to inflation to ensure the real cost of living is reflected in people's remuneration, it's the other policies that have wowed the sensible centre that the Liberals used to have so much success with.
Namely, scrapping a measure that will claw back a hundred billion or so over the next decade and introducing unfunded and vague tax cuts that will cost the budget heaps.
The non-citizen no welfare element will also go down a treat with all the permanent residence poms and white europeans who will no longer be able to access NDIS for their kids.
However, it's the immigration cuts (no real number offered up) that are the cherry on top, which will definitely not affected business owners who rely on a migrant underclass to keep Australian wages low and workers desperate for work.
More to come.