Sky News host Chris Kenny says Treasurer Jim Chalmers is laying down his credentials to be a Labor leader through his manifesto and he is softening up the country for tax increases.
“These people are ideological, they have an agenda to change the country forever and they plan to use their might to make sure businesses, big and small, have to play by their rules,” Mr Kenny said.
“So, if they get to implement all this over say a decade, all those problems I’ve mentioned will get worse, not better.”
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