Bigga
Well-Known Member
It was. He answered it but didn't do so in the way she wanted him to.
The next question is how do you pay for it. Even though the real world iof government finances sn't really like that, it would still get asked.
It’s a rung down from asking politicians about who/what is a woman. It's not his brief and it isn't for him to talk about
The opposition do not need the same level of scrutiny as the government of the day, that isn't the point of the media.
Whilst I understand that, the media will ask a politician a question they can ask, in lieu of not getting the one it wants. That's media '101' and a politician who doesn't know that, why are they even going on TV?
The question wasn't about raising taxes, it was about whether they would return to the previous status, which is why the answer should have been ambiguous, not ignored.
It would have got her off his back.
Anyway, fuck the thick tw@, he deserves the attention.