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Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Labor’s plan to put more electric cars on the road is like another pink batts scheme ‘on steroids’. As part of his climate policy announced on Monday, Opposition leader Bill Shorten has committed to ensure 50 per cent of all cars sold in 10 years’ time will be electric. Mr Bolt says that if Australians use more electric cars, people will use more electricity, which Labor will provide less of when closing coal-fired power generators to cut emissions.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Miss retail politics doesn’t give a toss about what’s in the National interest
JaneMarwick billshortenmp The same people didn’t like roof top solar
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Liberals never live for the future they are too scared of change
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Sounding more and more like a borrowed version of AOC ludicrous Green New Joke everyday?
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Painful listening to them talking about US Democrats and the Mueller Report. All we have is the Barr Report . A man who wrote pre-employment letter saying Pres can’t obstruct justice, then wrote conclusory summary exonerating on questionable basis. Murdoch propaganda machine.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp The fact is in a decade from now we will still be building the infrastructure the government is talking about.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Environment officials also confirmed the Morrison Government’s Electric Vehicle Strategy projects that 50% of new car sales in 2030 will be electric cars, resulting in 10MT of C02 abatement. Hmm...where have I heard that 50% target before? 🤔😉 PS. Someone better tell the PM.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Is 50% of new cars in 2030 being ElectricVehicles a 'thought bubble' or what informed analysts expect & what the Environment Department has projected in advice to the LNP government?! ElectricCars emissions auspol AusVotes2019 Greens Labor
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Why are we making a political points out of something that’s a decade away we will have three election during that time . All that matters is the next three years to start with. I am thankful I have a remote to switch sky off
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Bullshit, Europe are saying they will ONLY be making electric cars by 2035 yet your having a go at labor for targeting only 50% 5 years earlier in 2030. You dinosaurs have no idea
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Fool the people with a noble-sounding ideology, and win votes by deception of how it will affect the ordinary citizen. Free stuff and virtue signalling lures in the masses, until they realise how much it really costs them.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp Maybe Credlin would like to go back 100 years to see how petrol ousted horses. It started like she sounds...
JaneMarwick billshortenmp It’s OK. Electric cars are coal powered.
JaneMarwick billshortenmp It's a green flag for the opportunity of the century. How would this compare to a 1910 call for petrol powered vehicles? Go have a look!!!
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Labor’s electric car push sounds like another pink batts scheme ‘on steroids’: Bolt | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says Labor’s plan to put more electric cars on the road is like another pink batts scheme ‘on steroids’. \n\nAs part of his climate policy announced on Monday, Opposition leader Bill Shorten has committed to ensure 50 per cent of all cars sold in 10 years’ time will be electric.\n\nMr Bolt says that if Australians use more electric cars, people will use more electricity, which Labor will provide less of when closing coal-fired power generators to cut emissions. \n billshortenmp From the flat earther Bolt. yeah ok billshortenmp A great initiative. Think about the exponential rise in the use of smart phones! A previously unknown product became universal in a decade. Once technology takes hold adoption is always much faster than predicted. Australia is well behind the G20 in moving to electric vehicles. billshortenmp I believe in CC. I am 63 and have never been able to afford to buy a new car, petrol or diesel. My most expensive car was $12,000 That was 4 years old and took me 7 years to pay off. After the RC I will never get finance to buy another. These EV's are in the luxury car price.
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Labor’s electric car push sounds like another pink batts scheme ‘on steroids’: Bolt | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says Labor’s plan to put more electric cars on the road is like another pink batts scheme ‘on steroids’. \n\nAs part of his climate policy announced on Monday, Opposition leader Bill Shorten has committed to ensure 50 per cent of all cars sold in 10 years’ time will be electric.\n\nMr Bolt says that if Australians use more electric cars, people will use more electricity, which Labor will provide less of when closing coal-fired power generators to cut emissions. \n billshortenmp From the flat earther Bolt. yeah ok billshortenmp A great initiative. Think about the exponential rise in the use of smart phones! A previously unknown product became universal in a decade. Once technology takes hold adoption is always much faster than predicted. Australia is well behind the G20 in moving to electric vehicles. billshortenmp I believe in CC. I am 63 and have never been able to afford to buy a new car, petrol or diesel. My most expensive car was $12,000 That was 4 years old and took me 7 years to pay off. After the RC I will never get finance to buy another. These EV's are in the luxury car price.
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Labor's association with the Greens is dangerous for Australia: Kenny | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny has called the Greens ‘extreme and dangerous’, and believes they are ‘promising economic harm for Australia for no environmental gain’. \n\nGreens leader Richard Di Natale says, ‘We’re seeing a break-down in our climate, we’re losing the reef, the Murray-Darling Basin is on the brink of collapse, we’re seeing unprecedented fires and we know that we need to transform our economy rapidly’. \n\nMr Di Natale says a shift towards renewable energy will create 170,000 new jobs but Mr Kenny on Thursday slammed the figures as ‘unsubstantiated nonsense’. \n\nHe believes the Labor Party’s close association with the Greens is a ‘big problem for Bill Shorten and the nation’. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n GemmaTognini I didn't know one can get drunk from that, but sounds like a fair description GemmaTognini You can prove this how? GemmaTognini is GemmaTognini speaking from experience on getting drunk on urine is she? how else would she know you can get pissed on your own piss
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