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This suggests that either the MP is incorrect, or they were misquoted, or some sort of accounting shenanigans are going on (infrastructure costs already paid fo
by ravel-bar-foo 4y ago
This suggests that either the MP is incorrect, or they were misquoted, or some sort of accounting shenanigans are going on (infrastructure costs already paid for, etc.)
- bitL 4y agoOne of those for sure. My guess is that the MP was trying to score with their voters and bent the numbers.