Daniel Andrews wants Victorians to believe that they can have their cake, and eat it too.
Victoria's debt is already forecast to be a staggering $167.5 billion by 2025 – the equivalent of New South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania combined.
Five minutes before the election, Mr Andrews has now woken up to the health crisis he created, suddenly promising $1.34 billion in hospital infrastructure spending in the past few days.
At the same time Mr Andrews is foolishly persisting with his $35 billion Cheltenham to Box Hill rail line.
So the simple question is: where is your money coming from, Mr Andrews?
Higher taxes?
Or more debt – which inevitably means higher taxes?
That's the difference between our health Plan and Labor's promises: by reprioritising the funding from the Cheltenham to Box Hill rail line into health, we can fix the health system without raising taxes. Labor can't.
