The Labor government has “destroyed themselves” by breaking its promise on not changing how superannuation will be managed, according to One Nation’s Chief of Staff James Ashby.
“The reality is there’s going to be a lot of very upset Australians out there,” he told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“I don’t think they’ve got a solid plan here, but what they’ve done is they’ve actually destroyed themselves right across the last week because of these ill-planned ideas.”
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