Bill Shorten’s Budget-in-Reply speech in Thursday night, May 10, encapsulated a simple game plan – the pitting of one Australian against another in order to get elected.
There is always someone worse off, someone being ripped off, someone who is disadvantaged, someone who isn’t getting what they should be getting, and someone who can’t make ends meet or is “doing it tough”.
And conversely there is someone else who is the exploiter, …
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