Dear John

The Federal treasurer – a bloke who earns more than $400,000 a year – is using next week’s Budget to beg Aussies to have 'more kids’.

Words like this coming from an unpopular Labor Treasurer is as outrageous as it is tone-deaf.

For a start, Jim Chalmers represents a party that won’t acknowledge that a biological man and woman exist, and that together these two sexes make a child. In fact, his party has run a culture war that is teaching children everything but the fact that mums and dads are what make children.

But the problem with lectures from Chalmers about Aussies ‘getting on it’ and making more babies run deeper than Labor’s culture war. Put simply, the issue is that there isn’t a single policy setting that Labor has gotten right that would encourage women (and their partners) to have more children.

Labor has raised the cost of everything over their short and tumultuous two years in office. Electricity, rents, mortgages, food, essentials, gas, motor vehicles; you name it, we are all paying more and more for Labor’s largesse. For the Treasurer to beg Australians to have and raise children when so many families are already struggling to cope, says everything about Labor’s willful blindness to the impacts of their terrible policies and economic ineptitude.

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QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTION 

You may have noticed the Queensland One Nation website has been up and running since the beginning of the year. Other states are not far behind, with their individual websites coming online soon. 

Have a look around at the site, which has it's own unique media page. Also, if you could help our Queensland campaign, we would appreciate any donation you could spare. Click the button below for access. 

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Labor is taking the wrecking ball to the parts of the economy that lay the golden egg, from manufacturing to mining. It’s like this lot has never read an economics book. Jim Chalmers would have us believe he has a doctorate on the topic. If he really does, it’s proved as worthless as Wayne Swan’s many budget surplus promises.

There isn’t a day that doesn’t pass where some Labor minister produces an idea to tax Aussies more. The ute tax, the carbon tax, the net zero plan, immigration driven inflation, or higher interest rates: the laundry list is exhaustive.

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As part of Pauline Hanson's birthday month, and to assist with her legal bills over the  right to free speech case, Pauline has knitted some lovely jumpers that are on offer in our online shop. We have sold 3 of 8 already, so they won't last long. 

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Women, who Labor won’t even acknowledge are the ones that have children, are being forced to work incredibly long hours to pay for all the problems Labor has created.

It’s like the left sit around Labor’s miserable war tent, devising ways to be terrible, destructive, and anti-family. And then they have the gall to tell us to ‘make more children’ in our 'spare time'.

In a perverse way, Australians are likely to turn the Treasurer’s message on its head: saying to Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese to go forth and populate the earth singularly, but until then we have to put up with the nonsense from these economically illiterate fools.

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JIMBONOMICS 

This week's cartoon is a flashback to when Jim delivered his last budget - which was an abject failure. Just like all of Jim's promises, they are shallow, self-serving, and full of wind. 

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
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