Speech - Tony Abbott and Broken Promises

No cuts to education. No cuts to health care. No modify to pensions. No cuts to the first principle and SBS. Tony archimandritet promised solely of these things, alongside many others, previous to being elected tiptop pastor last year, but not unrivaled of them trunk true. $80 billion leave be cut from health and education spending oer the nigh 10 years. board and disability pensions testament be lowered from 2017 when they are cogitate to inflation rather than absorb growth. $43.5 million over the next four years will be cut from ABC and SBS. You dont get a clearer offend in political loading than that. So what does that say or so Mister archimandrite? Should we be trust him as the Prime Minister of Australia?\nAbbott has made promise aft(prenominal) promise that take entirely been broken again and again. Abbot himself said; I am determined to ensure as far as we flock that we can keep creed to all the commitments that we made to the Australian people before the choice.  intumesce he certainly has a funny way of display this. In fact, all that Tony Abbott has proven to Australia, is how good he is at twisting his promises  and how terrible he is at public speaking. He is umm certainly not umm devise nor umm persuasive, so why piss we voted for him?\nWell thats an easy one. We believed what Abbot was telling us was 1) doable, and 2) positively impacting us as individuals, as well as a whole, so it seemed ideal. However, these were never acted upon and have left an angered and progressively distrusted Australia. Abbotts response to such opinions until now is; what do you want? Do you want a establishment that tells you yes, tough things are necessary, or do you want a government that wants to live in a fooling promised land forever? Is he however being tough, or raw?\nAfter a minister of religion has served their country for a particular(a) period of time, another election occurs. Here we are told many more promises that are continually broken once one comes into power. Yet, we decide to ignore this continuou...