Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Mali from Marketing
The South Australian Premier has become Mali from Marketing as his reign is being exposed as all spin and no substance.
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This is the archive of Cory Bernardi's Weekly Dose of Common Sense newsletter from his time in the Senate
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A Poll of Principle
Some positive news today for the Coalition. The polls are ticking up and whilst we are still some way behind
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Our Crushing Debt Burden
There are some immutable laws that govern our world. No doubt you are familiar with many of them but today
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Australians’ Right to Peaceful Protest
I have a confession to make. As far as I can recall, I have never attended a protest rally. You
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Character Makes a Difference
The pioneering spirit built our nation. Men and women came to Australia from around the world, seeking opportunity and reward
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A Victory for Common Sense
The decision today from the Coalition to push for a delay on consideration of Labor’s ETS legislation is a
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A Timely Reminder
Few readers would not have heard or read about the expenses scandal rocking the UK Parliament. The public have, quite
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A Tiddle of Change
The “Butterfly Effect” is a phrase that suggests small changes in a system can produce a much greater long-term variance.
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A Question of Priorities
There are so many conflicting messages from the Rudd Government. Like the proverbial two-handed economist, the Labor sultans of spin
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The Wrong Message for Our Children
Someone once told me that success in life is about the ‘one-percenters’. If you want to better your health, your
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You Deserve an Apology
You deserve an apology. In fact, we are all owed an apology from Kevin Rudd and Penny Wong. For two
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Inspiration and Reflection
Thirty years ago today, Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister of Britain. Her legacy still permeates centre-right politics across the world.
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Is This an Inconvenient Truth?
Almost every day, of every week, of every month, I receive at least one email contrasting the payments made to