Gina Rinehart has urged the nation to “watch and learn” from the policy agenda of US president-elect Donald Trump in her crusade against government tape and taxes, even amid concerns about the impact on Australia’s economy.
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart believes the nation should “watch and learn” from the policy agenda of US president-elect Donald Trump, as the mining magnate continues her crusade against government tape and taxes.
“He stood armed with conviction, huge courage, incredible untiring effort, and a real love of the USA and the American people. Rinehart, a vocal Trump supporter, said she believed his presidency would bring more prosperity to the United States and that his pledge to “fix the border nightmare” would make Americans safer.
The chair of mining empire Hancock Prospecting, estimated to be worth $46 billion, has long rallied against government tape and taxes she fears could stymie investment and compromise living standards.
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