Yeah, polls be damned!People support a price on carbon
I'm sure there are some that have said otherwise but if your assertion is that over the last 18 months or so the trend in opinion polling has not suggested that a majority of voters support a price on carbon, or that people support Tony Abbott's direct action plan, really and truly god help you.Yeah, polls be damned!
ahahahahahahahahahahahaha that's a joke right?This is an ingenious economic instrument to incentivize low-greenhouse methods of production or service delivery. History will see today as the day Australia finally started on the path out of its status as an insular backwater quarry and towards the forward thinking, technologically minded small-but-efficient world leader the Greens envision it to be!
Thank you Bob Brown and The Greens for working so hard to make this happen. Soon people will see how Abbott and News Limited's scaremongering was bullshit from day one.
It's hardly ingenious... A tax on carbon emissions is a very simple concept.This is an ingenious economic instrument to incentivize low-greenhouse methods of production or service delivery. History will see today as the day Australia finally started on the path out of its status as an insular backwater quarry and towards the forward thinking, technologically minded small-but-efficient world leader the Greens envision it to be!
Thank you Bob Brown and The Greens for working so hard to make this happen. Soon people will see how Abbott and News Limited's scaremongering was bullshit from day one.
he was prob c+ping it from some news siteahahahahahahahahahahahaha that's a joke right?
"Certainly what we reject is this hysterical allegation that somehow we are moving towards a carbon tax from the Liberals and their advertising; we certainly reject that" - Wayne Swan, 2010 Federal Election Campaign.
yeah labor's record low support is because people support the carbon tax rightI'm sure there are some that have said otherwise but if your assertion is that over the last 18 months or so the trend in opinion polling has not suggested that a majority of voters support a price on carbon, or that people support Tony Abbott's direct action plan, really and truly god help you.
It is not at a record low, those accolades are still held by Paul Keating and John Howard depending on whether you exclusively mean Labor records or government records generally.yeah labor's record low support is because people support the carbon tax right
Nobody mentioned primary vote, probably because it's irrelevant to, like, everything.Every pollster has recorded Labor's primary vote at a record all time low.
labor, but stop dodging the point: If a carbon tax is popular, why is labor support so low? And why does this decrease correlate with the announcement ofthe carbon tax?It is not at a record low, those accolades are still held by Paul Keating and John Howard depending on whether you exclusively mean Labor records or government records generally.