Scott Morrison has slammed Labor’s emissions target pledge, warning Australians if they 'vote labor' they 'vote Greens' and will support the 'greens target' of a 75 per cent emissions cut.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned Australians if they vote for Labor they"vote Greens" and will end up supporting the"greens target" of a 75 per cent emissions cut.
“For Labor to legislate if they were to form government, they would have to do that with the support of the Greens... 43 per cent is just the opening bid from Labor," he said.“Vote Labor you vote Greens and the you vote for the Greens targets. The Prime Minister took aim at Labor’s electricity plan pointing to the party’s record on electricity prices when it was last in government.
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