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“Only opinion.”
Fine Gael is a shambles on everything from housing to health and welfare tourism, says Donal Hogan. What happened?
Fine Gael, clearly, is not a happy political party. And the blame for that starts at the very top.
We are repeating mistakes that have been made by other countries before us.
The ultimate question, to which there is no answer, is “what does Mr. Varadkar want to achieve, exactly?”
Forgive me for saying this, but personally, I’d rather live in a country with a small bit of corruption, and competently delivered public services, rather than the other way around.
Say what you want about the Minister for Public Expenditure, but Liam Lawlor or Ray Burke, he ain’t.
“Questions were raised.”
In Ballsbridge or Mount Merrion, they have the money and clout and connections to “get them out” without raising their voices.
Absolute basics.
“Does hiking taxes help during a crisis?” Gript presses Finance Minister Michael McGrath on carbon tax hikes, and how he plans to help those in energy poverty.
Wake me up when we have some real politics, instead of this farce.
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