Labor’s shambolic economic management is “all too familiar” despite their promises to be different, Sky News host Chris Kenny says.
“Too much spending, too much debt, too much inflation, working with unions to push wages up too quickly, pushing productivity down with re-regulation of the labour market at the behest of unions,” he said.
“Interest rates up, cost of living crunch, and no doubt still to come, an economic downturn and unemployment rising – it is like Groundhog day.”
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