The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Top 10 warning signs of ‘liberal imperialism’ | by Stephen M. Walt | Foreign Policy | May 20, 2013
There really aren’t enough rich to soak, so let’s soak the grand kids.
By Lyle Dunne
The immediate post-Budget period is always a challenge for commentators and readers, drowning in commentary from various media, spin from both sides, and comparing the government’s proposals with those of the opposition.
In fact, a Budget is really too big for a comprehensive response. Instead, here are a couple of aspects I haven’t seen commentary on – at least from this angle.
Labor’s Budget in an image: like the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza — a trick of illusion.
Labor cannot set the Coalition’s course from the grave.
By Gary Scarrabelotti
The Gillard government is dead and its budget should die with it. The next government needs to start with a clean slate.
Coalition’s paid parental leave scheme: not the end of the Age of Entitlement, but the beginning.
Lavish parental leave has nothing to do with need | By Chris Berg | The Drum | May 14, 2013
Leave a commentSuddenly, the state is worried about the life of the unborn.
The deed that dare not speak its name | by David Daintree | The Spectator | May 11, 2013
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