The podcast critiques a poll showing low public confidence in government handling of the fuel crisis, arguing that the crisis was not a supply issue and that the poll's questions fail to capture actual public desires for handouts or price caps, instead reflecting potential media-
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And and she's also uh pointing to savings, of course, in spending on rental subsidies for people in Congo Aura uh uh places and and also some reductions in spending in the uh temporary uh assistance program for people who need a bit extra on top of their benefit. So if you were looking at this being a tough love budget, um the tough love has been administered to those who really can least afford it the most, and it's um it's essentially a budget which uh doesn't give a lot of sugar to anyone when actually there's a few people who are a bit diabetic and need some sugar, to be frank. And um, and with this fuel price shock, uh um the them the needs are immediate. The other overall um feeling I had from this budget is it's very dependent on Treasury's relatively rosy forecasts. Right.
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