Paul Keating on Super/ costello/ rudd.part 2 of 2

Keating continues on why costell was the most uneventfull treasurer.
Choosing him as liberal leader shows how talentless the liberals are .

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• howard
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[MediaWatch007]

I love Paul

[australianews]

He did more for australia as treasurer than howard and costello put together.

[millertas]

At 6:24 O'Brien asks Keating about not accepting the 1996 election and being defeated by John Howard. Well at least he didn't lose his own seat.

[halibut3102]

"The dogs might bark but the caravan moves on." Hilarious call. We all need to focus on the future, too right.

[GoddyofWar]

I'd love to hear PK's opinions on Pauline Hanson and One Nation. Oh that would be a laugh.

[richspur2004]

This part of the interview is what I like to call "Classic Keating"

[Rafdaganga]

@nudenuts this guy also:

Floated the aussie dollar, privatised CBA and Qantas, removed tarifs on imports and eports, introduced Super.

You're deluded :P

[boazandjiacinth]

love it, a low flying person...

[boazandjiacinth]

@australianews thumbs/vote up..

[boazandjiacinth]

@australianews EXACTLY. the howard gvt didnt actually change the framework pk set up, they benefited from it, factually open to anyone who actually wants to look up the policies, and the lack of therefore by the howard gvt.. they just borrowed it, kept it going, and then , well, it rains gold! And they dare say otherwise....look it up people, if you cant beleive me..

[adc123451]

are you serious? so if he didnt implement Superannuation what do you think would be happening?

Howard left us with a $600 billion current account deficit. Just happens to be a figure around the mark that would have been the extra internal savings had howard done something constructive and got super up to 15%. Imagine what current account equilibrium would have meant to our economy leading into this global crisis.

From a matter of record -Hawke/keating were our greates ever economic reformers

[fussyhannah]

this man has a lot of self belief however from a true economic purist oint of view his assertions about his ability and influence on the economy of Australia are greatly exaggerated