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Cory Bernardi is in expansionist mode
Jun 26th, 2017 at 5:30am
 
After Cory Bernardi's Australian Conservatives amalgamated with Family First there is no stopping him. And Cory is from Blackouts Sth Aust.

Wonder if Lee Rhiannon will defect to the ACP after getting expelled by the anti Christ Doc dick ?





Victorian MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins set to defect to Australian Conservatives party
Staff writers News Corp Australia Network JUNE 26, 20173:59AM

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CORY Bernardi has reportedly scored another defection to his fledgling Australian Conservatives party, with a Victorian MP set to join.

The South Australian senator is expected to reveal on Monday the arrival of the Victorian upper house MP Dr Rachel Carling-Jenkins, according to Fairfax Media.

It comes just days after Senator Bernardi applied to register the party in Victoria ahead of state elections next year.

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Victorian MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins is set to defect. Picture: Tony GoughSource:News Corp Australia

The Australian Conservatives has broken the 10,000 mark for memberships nationally, Fairfax reported. In contrast, it noted, the Victorian Liberal Party is thought to have about 13,000 members.

Dr Carling-Jenkins is currently a member of the Democratic Labor Party (DLP). Her decision will spell the end of national representation for the DLP, which already lost its only other federal representative John Madigan, who defected to set up his own John Madigan’s Manufacturing and Farming Party.

Fairfax reported that Senator Bernardi and Dr Carling-Jenkins were introduced by a mutual friend a few months ago.

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South Australian MLCs Dennis Hood (right) and Robert Brokenshire (left) have already joined Senator Bernardi’s (centre) new party. Picture: Naomi JellicoeSource:News Corp Australia

Her defection is said to be motivated a desire to see conservatives unite nationally and comes after South Australian upper house members Robert Brokenshire and Dennis Hood from the Family First party joined his new outfit in April.

Senator Bernardi formed his new party after leaving the Liberals in February, claiming he wanted to keep his former party accountable to its founding principles of lower taxes and lower government spending.

Sources told Fairfax more MP defections to the Australian Conservatives were likely, but they did not reveal the identities of those considering joining.

http://www.news.com.au/national/politics/victorian-mp-rachel-carlingjenkins-set-...
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Re: Cory Bernardi is in expansionist mode
Reply #1 - Jun 26th, 2017 at 6:35am
 
with Malcom Turncoat delivering Labor big spending, big taxing and borrowing Budgets it looks like Cory has made a 100% right decision...

it'll be interesting how his party will poll and who he takes voters off.. .
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Re: Cory Bernardi is in expansionist mode
Reply #2 - Jun 26th, 2017 at 6:45am
 
Wonder how Cory will go in Blackouts Sth Aust where Labor is so on the nose it stinks ?

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Cory Bernardi’s small target strategy works
AMM 26/06/2017

With a rabid left media hungering for conservative blood, as Cory Bernardi has well discovered, it pays to keep your head down, circumvent the sharks in the pool and work hard at your plan.

Cory Bernardi is poised to announce a Victorian MP is joining his Australian Conservatives party just days after applying to register the party in Victoria ahead of next year’s state election.

Bernardi must know that defections by smart politicians to his party can only increase as both major parties continue on their Pied Piper jaunt over the precipice of political death where they certainly belong.


Cory Bernardi strikes again, luring another MP to his Australian Conservatives
Source: Fairfax

Fairfax Media understands the South Australian senator will on Monday reveal the Victorian upper house MP Dr Rachel Carling-Jenkins will defect to the Australian Conservatives. And further defections in Victoria and possibly NSW are anticipated, according to party insiders.

Fairfax Media can reveal Senator Bernardi’s party has broken the 10,000 mark for memberships nationally. By contrast, the Victorian division of the Liberal Party is understood to have about 13,000 members and the NSW  division about 10,500.

Support has fallen since the 2015 leadership change from Tony Abbott to Malcolm Turnbull, but senior sources have scotched internal party claims made by disaffected members that the number in NSW has slipped below 10,000.

Dr Carling-Jenkins represents the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) and her defection will spell the end of the troubled party’s representation across the country. It also follows the federal Coalition’s successful passage last week of a schools funding formula, which short-changes Catholic schools by up to $3 billion.

The DLP’s last federal representative John Madigan also defected to set up his own John Madigan’s Manufacturing and Farming Party. It flopped when he was booted out of the Senate in the double dissolution election last year and he has since joined the Australian Country Party.

Senator Bernardi and Dr Carling-Jenkins were put in contact by a mutual friend about two months ago. Dr Carling-Jenkins wanted to join the Australian Conservatives because she believed conservatives needed to unite nationally to effectively prosecute their causes. She spent two decades working in the welfare sector and held a PhD in social sciences.

In her first speech to the Victorian Parliament in 2015, she described herself as a social justice campaigner, committed to raising awareness about gender selection abortions, cracking down on the sex-industry, and rights and care for the disabled and elderly. She will become the Australian Conservatives first female MP.

Ms Carling-Jenkins’ defection is the second major coup for Senator Bernardi, who dismayed colleagues with his own defection in February when he said he was creating his own conservative movement, in part to keep his former Liberal Party accountable to its founding principles, including lower taxes and lower government spending.

His critics, including the Victorian Liberal Party state president Michael Kroger and former premier Jeff Kennett, derided his breakaway movement and predicted it would flop but it has already exceeded 10,000 members and will now have acquired three sitting MPs.

In April, Senator Bernardi announced his party was absorbing Family First and gained the South Australian upper house members Robert Brokenshire and Dennis Hood. Senator Bernardi has gone on to register the party in Victoria and NSW. He recently held a lunch with several high-profile NSW Liberals whose attempts to democratise the party’s internal processes were being continually frustrated.

The gathering, involving close allies of former prime minister Tony Abbott, is considered a threat to the NSW division of the Liberal party amid fears members will defect if the moderates’ grip on the state party continues.

Sources said more defections of sitting MPs were likely, but they would not reveal the identities of any considering leaving.

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http://morningmail.org/cory-bernardis-small-target-strategy-works/#more-62486
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Re: Cory Bernardi is in expansionist mode
Reply #3 - Jun 26th, 2017 at 6:55am
 
Greenie sabotage 4th world basket case Blackouts Sth Aust is a tribute to the idiocy of the Labor imbeciles.

The Greenies are overjoyed that their sabotage of the power network has reduced SA to grovelling.





South Australia: another Labor disaster
AMM 26/06/2017

South Australia is morphing into an oversized rogue council with vice-regal trappings. With population growth of 0.6 per cent — less than half of Queensland’s — and the nation’s highest unemployment rate (7.1 per cent), the state of 1.7 million people is on track to rival Brisbane City Council for economic clout.

What is wrong with Australians that they can’t learn? Any idiot that votes should know that since there has been a two party preferred system a trend has formed. Labor spends all the money and gets tossed out. Liberals are elected, pay off all debts and have a surplus. They get booted for being there too long and the lesson is repeated. Weatherill’s Labor SA for example!


Rethink needed to fight states’ greed for funds
Source: News Corp

The state’s bizarre bank levy, imposed at the same time as its outsized share of the GST is rising, reflects the populist hubris that has infected Adelaide’s ruling club.

Premier Jay Weatherill has more than 43 full-time personal staff, according to the latest government Gazette, including 17 media advisers earning between $115,000 and $157,000 a year.

That’s almost as many as the Prime Minister and almost half as much again as NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian. Naturally, they come on top of the 1514 staff in the South Australian Department of Premier and Cabinet.

Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis announced a slender $72 million budget surplus this week thanks only to $97m of revenue his new levy is expected to bring.

Without it, the state would be in deficit. And without the state’s bloated GST share it would be a full $1.9 billion in the red.

South Australia will get more than 10 per cent of the $62.4bn in GST collected next year, despite having 7 per cent of the population.

Its share of Australia’s economic output, as the South Australian budget papers reveal, is only 6 per cent.

No doubt the Premier is fully across the day’s media, but its contribution will shrink further if policies don’t improve and the GST formula isn’t changed.

The decline of car manufacturing has hit South Australia particularly hard but its government isn’t doing much to revive private industry, outside wind farms.

The budget papers show expenses (mainly employee) are on track to rise 5.7 per cent this year and 5.8 per cent again next, before miraculously (and implausibly) dropping to 0.5 per cent growth thereafter. Revenues are growing more slowly.

The state sold its electricity poles and wires back in the 1990s, but has little to show for it. Its net debt of more than $6bn is almost 35 per cent of its revenue — the maximum allowed according to its self-proclaimed fiscal strategy. At least NSW, which has recently sold its electricity networks, has zero net debt.

The GST formula is partly to blame, though. It discourages states from reforms that make their economies grow faster or their administrations run more efficiently.

It’s no surprise that South Australia and Tasmania, the two states that are most subsidised by the GST carve-up, have 6.8 and 7.3 public sector workers for every 100 citizens, the largest rates of any state. Northern Territory, which receives almost five times its per capita share, employs more than 10.

A bloated public sector doesn’t make for happy or productive workers, either. The 5000 staff in South Australia’s Department of Communities and Social Inclusion, for instance, took an average of 14.3 days each of sick leave last year, above the average 9.8 a year average for South Australia’s 99,500-strong public sector workforce.

A rethink of federal-state financial relations is the best that could come of South Australia’s surprise bank levy.

Less than a quarter of its revenue comes from its own taxes, which, as for other states, are a hodgepodge of highly inefficient transaction taxes on cars insurance and property.

If the levy holds up constitutionally it’s hard to see newly Labor-lead Western Australia — gasping for GST with barely a third its population share — from whacking on its own bank levy in September.

The federal government should make the states promise not to levy banks and the small states accept a per-capita distribution in return for putting GST on financial services.

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http://morningmail.org/sa-going-quickly/#more-62426
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Re: Cory Bernardi is in expansionist mode
Reply #4 - Jun 26th, 2017 at 8:17am
 
Excellent - keep cannibalising  coalition support base.
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