Lyle Shelton

A quiet revolution against the lies buttressed by political correctness is gathering pace.

One Nation’s decision to side with Labor and popularist Senate cross-benchers to block the Government’s plan to reward effort through the tax system is disappointing for conservative Queenslanders.

“Until we get our spending under control we are not going to be able to pay down our debt.” – Peter Costello

It was great to see Treasurer Scott Morrison putting a 23.9 per cent cap on taxes yesterday.

Indigenous rangers might provide a solution for farmers denied the right to manage vegetation under the Palaszczuk Government’s harsh new laws.

Darryl Kerrigan of The Castle would be appalled.

Queensland Labor is doing what socialists do and that is take away property rights. And they do it without paying for it. That is theft.

Every Australian should be worried.

Conservative voters can send a message to the Liberal National Party at the next election after it yesterday failed to hold sitting Groom MP John McVeigh to account for voting against LNP policy.

“The most important thing we do as a nation is raise the next generation.” – John Howard

I’m always fascinated when former Prime Minister John Howard intervenes in public policy debates.

The 78-year-old’s wisdom is worth hearing.

“…like termites, they’ll get in and they’ll eat us from the inside out…”

These words are from Turnbull Cabinet Minister Michael Sukkar who is valiantly trying to resist the forces of the Left inside the Liberal Party.

Australian’s trust of politicians is somewhere slightly above bankers and used car salesmen.

Some would say this is a generous assessment.

It pains me to write this because I believe politics is a noble calling. I want to see the trust rebuilt.

For common sense conservatives, though, disillusionment runs deep.  Time after time politicians who claim to support their values let them down.

In a week where the harmful consequences of redefining marriage are starting to hit children and the privacy rights of women, it is timely that the Toowoomba Chronicle has highlighted my comments about the preselection challenge to Turnbull Cabinet minister John McVeigh (full story below).