So, with the state election coming up and to win an argument, I tried to find a single good thing that Crisafulli has done for any community that he has been part of. Just one verifiable good thing he has done for everyday people. I lost the argument because I couldn't.

I looked on his wiki page and on his LNP about Davids Story page, it seems David's dad was a successful sugar cane farmer, and David went into journalism (worked for WIN news and The Australian) and then politics – and as a politician it seems there is nothing he has actually done that is good for everyday people (I don't mean deregulating or propping up businesses, I mean us people who have to live and work in QLD).

Unfortunately, I also found this: Queenslanders deserve to know – Ministerial Media Statements

  • LNP Leader David Crisafulli was pursued in the Supreme Court of Victoria for insolvent trading
  • LNP Leader David Crisafulli paid $200,000 in a confidential settlement to keep Queenslanders in the dark about the court case
  • While a Minister of the Newman Government LNP Leader David Crisafulli funnelled $320,000 of taxpayers’ money to a company before he became its sole director

But, regardless, there must be something tangible and GOOD that he has done because the LNP made him their leader. Can anyone find anything?

How is the state election related to r/Brisbane?

State politics is important to the people of Brisbane because it helps decide the rules and services that affect our daily lives. Think of the state government like a big team that helps make decisions for hospitals, schools, roads, and public transport. If Brisbane needs new roads, more buses, or better schools, the state government is in charge of making sure those things happen. They also make rules to keep people safe, like laws about driving or how to protect the environment.

We prefer honest and intelligent people making these decisions, which is why the integrity of state government candidates is important to the people of Brisbane.

Posted by MrsKittenHeel

5 Comments

  1. Loco4FourLoko on

    Yes, we get it r/brisbane hates the LNP and will be super sore come 26 Oct. What’s your point?

  2. With all due respect, this is a silly bar to set as the LNP have been out of power for, effectively, a decade.

  3. Usually, the person is power does something good or bad. The opposition is there to ‘check’. Without power/authority, what can you actually do?