Thanks, but no, thanks. Don’t even bother thinking about complaints that the big end of town should have done more in the election campaign to promote the benefits of Malcolm Turnbull’s corporate tax cuts in response to Bill Shorten’s hypocritical opposition. Clearly, the main weakness in the cuts was the delay of up to ten years before they were to be fully implemented, not Shorten’s self-evidently phoney objection that this was ‘not the right time’ for them.
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