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Eric of Berwick retweeted
The hide it takes for one of Australia's biggest MAGA fans, and Trump clapper, Matt Canavan, to go on #insiders and spin words about the economy without once mentioning the USA.
You just know he's gutted. 👇🏼
Eric of Berwick retweeted
IMO this proves Jess Wilson is incompetent & appears untrustworthy if she will not release Liberal party costings.
What is she hiding? How many public servants will lose their job? How many families will have a depressing Christmas after job losses? Only Labor cares about us ALL.
Eric of Berwick retweeted
👇🏼 Victorian Liberal Jess Wilson's dad right here. Proudly wearing a MAGA hat.
Her husband is a proud homophobe too.
Would love to see Jess Wilson answer questions on this. lol, as if Jess has time for that.
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Billionaire mining tycoon Gina Rinehart is secretly running One Nation's policy, says former national campaign director.
In explosive covert recordings, Sean Black says "policy comes from Gina". Rinehart a massive MAGA supporter.
Explosive.
theklaxon.com.au/e71w
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Patricia Karvelas is determined to blame Labor for David Jones’ liquidation. #afternoonbriefing She quotes Taylor and Hanson, ignores Labor’s Patrick Gorman…
Now gets Allegra Spender to join the pile-on.😵💫🙄
Business as usual #MSM #Auspol
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Sending out my best wishes to Helen Haines and her family.
You are not forgotten.
♥
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Just in case you haven't been reading my posts, let me remind you that Jess Wilson is no moderate.
She wants to overturn Treaty, gut public transport, roll back the gas exploration ban and won't commit to Net Zero.
On top of offering tax breaks to private schools and quasi-privatising healthcare, she wants to ban harmless phrases, launch a Royal Commission against her ideological enemies, and has slanderously linked the pro-Palestine movement to Bondi.
She’s had at least 15 chances to rule out a deal with One Nation and refused. She’s personally endorsed far right religious nutjobs in her own party and has deep ties to the loony IPA.
Eric of Berwick retweeted
The Ginger Whinger deleted this post from her One Nation page yesterday after the midterm results in the U.S.
What a deplorable, disingenuous grub Hanson is.
Like. Share. Repost. 😊
@PaulineHansonOz #auspol @abcnews @OneNationAus @OneNationVic @News24Aust #Trump
Eric of Berwick retweeted
The problem Pauline Hanson has with trying to scrub any references to Trump, is there are countless videos where she’s boasting about how much she loves him. Here’s one
“I’ve always supported Donald Trump and I think you know that.”
Yes we do Pauline. You’re finished.👋 #auspol
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Absolutely disgraceful for a prospective Premier to already be running from journalists this early in the campaign. Jess Wilson is not just weak but extremely rude and lazy. Victoria deserves better.
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Just in: Live images of Jess Wilson fronting the press pack and her community in Kew to answer questions.
This is what Victoria can expect from the VIC Libs if they're elected. 👇🏼
Eric of Berwick retweeted
It seems Jess Wilson’s plan is to stay away from the media and not answer any questions …..
Good Luck Victoria
You’re getting a schemer … a liberal schemer who cannot explain their vision!…
Eric of Berwick retweeted
No-one credits Labor for putting the breaks on the housing market. This is a major boon for first home buyers. #auspol
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Can't answer questions at a press conference.
Won't release detail on how much her policies will cost Victorians.
Refuses to front up to a leadership debate.
Jess Wilson is hiding because she doesn't want to answer for her plans to cut health.
Eric of Berwick retweeted
Hey Angus & Pauline some good advice
Tonight, the American people sent a clear message — they want a politics that brings people together rather than divides them, and leaders who offer concrete solutions to the challenges they face.
These results were only possible because outstanding candidates stepped forward in every region of the country — including in areas once considered long shots. They came from different backgrounds and represented a range of political perspectives, but were united by shared values, a belief in public service, and a commitment to putting the people of their districts and states first.
We also owe a debt of gratitude to the thousands of election officials and volunteers from both parties who helped ensure a smooth election and carried out one of the most essential functions of our democracy.
While this administration has another two years in office, our job now is to roll up our sleeves, make changes wherever we have the power to do so, prevent further damage, and lay the groundwork for the future.