A progressive podcast about Australian politics
Website for the Australian progressive political podcast, Well May We Say, hosted by Jeremy Sear.
00:01:39 Labor the second-rate tax-cut party; how they've f*cked up the policy AND the politics; what can they do now. Also "the Real Opposition".
00:25:42 Seasonal work, piece rates, exploitation and homelessness for people on NewStart
00:36:00 The Christian Privilege Stuff - and what happens if we don't start fighting until it's too late
Labor today voting with the LNP to cut $158bn from revenue in tax cuts for upper middle to upper class Australians. Next will come the brutal cuts to the poor to pay for it. Only Adam Bandt and Andrew Wilkie voted against this obscenity.
If the shot seems familiar, it is similar to the photo in the WMWS logo from 2010 when only Adam Bandt and Andrew Wilkie voted against offshore detention brutality for refugees.
00:02:29 Ratchet time - it's the squandering billions on tax cuts phase and both big parties are here to vote for them!
00:06:58 Interlude: Labor gives up on NewStart
00:10:58 Splitting off the even more absurd tax cuts
00:14:58 "Politics Of Envy"
00:26:57 Israel Bloody Folau and the pitch for a new Religious Privilege
00:46:00 Post hoc ergo propter hoc, Lyle Shelton, and the end of the "Australian Conservatives"
00:48:00 Pyne's new job
00:50:49 Trump praising our cruelty to refugees; Scammo Telling China And The US What For
00:54:00 War In Iran?!?!
01:00:54 Australia Vs Humanity - refugee in Manus to be charged with attempting suicide
01:05:27 Tom's Happy Thought
00:01:25 Tax cut brinkmanship
00:10:15 Alan Jones boasts about how the Libs always lie to tax cut voters, and how futile it is for the ALP to placate these people
00:21:56 Setka, and how to protect female workers by taking away their rights
00:27:56 Dutton trying to bring "medevac" back
00:31:18 Tax rises and death taxes - the Libs' attack on people with student "debts"
00:38:54 IPA watch: whistleblowers -> press freedom -> freedom of propagandists to spout bullshit.
Brandon and Denise join Jeremy to reminisce, while Jeremy feels a new hope for the future. Or is it the past?