Amorosa-Coonarra Coasts wrote:Apparently, according to a finding from the Intl. Monetary Fund in 2013,
the Howard Government was the most profligate government in Australian history.
And the lnp claims Labouur's spending is reckless.
I mean, you can vote for the Liberal Democrats, Greens, Independents, etc, but they've never been in power, aren't in power
and never will be in power, ever. Unless in some magical land the crossbench gains enough members to govern in its
own right
You don't need to be in direct power in order to yield power. If you've got enough to be a substantial majority, then the government has to listen to you. If you won by preferences, then whoever then you have to listen to whoever the primary votes were given to. Even if party XYZ has no chance of winning if Liberal, for example, only won via XYZ handing them their preferences, then Liberal better listen to XYZ






