Interesting article in Tuesday’s Australian Financial Review. Apparently, Liberal MPs are saying they don’t want ADVANCE to campaign against the Greens because they’d prefer a Labor/Greens Government. Read that again… Yep, they think a Labor/Greens coalition would be easier to beat the election after next. So they’d rather see the country brought to its knees than stand up for what is right. Well, we’d like to know what Liberal branch members, their donors and mainstream Aussies think of this. Here’s our message to stand-for-nothing Liberals who think this is a game all about them. 👉 Half of all the gains made by the Greens in the House of Reps came from Liberal seats. 👉 More than 250,000 Aussies voted Greens, then preferenced the Liberals above Labor. 👉 There are three Liberal seats held by a margin LESS than the number of Greens preferences the Liberal candidate received. 👉 The Greens now have a bigger primary vote than the Liberals among under-35s. Keep it up, guys. Killing it.
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Interesting article in Tuesday’s Australian Financial Review. Apparently, Liberal MPs are saying they don’t want ADVANCE to campaign against the Greens because they’d prefer a Labor/Greens Government. Read that again… Yep, they think a Labor/Greens coalition would be easier to beat the election after next. So they’d rather see the country brought to its knees than stand up for what is right. Well, we’d like to know what Liberal branch members, their donors and mainstream Aussies think of this. Here’s our message to stand-for-nothing Liberals who think this is a game all about them. 👉 Half of all the gains made by the Greens in the House of Reps came from Liberal seats. 👉 More than 250,000 Aussies voted Greens, then preferenced the Liberals above Labor. 👉 There are three Liberal seats held by a margin LESS than the number of Greens preferences the Liberal candidate received. 👉 The Greens now have a bigger primary vote than the Liberals among under-35s. Keep it up, guys. Killing it.
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