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The fragmented freedom party vote in the Senate elections has likely hindered the chances of freedom party representatives in the Senate, with Labor on track to hold 28 seats and the Greens 11. This has resulted in a mainstream media and corporate-backed Labor-Green political machine, with minimal opposition from the Coalition. The Greens can “cause trouble” by doing deals with Labor to pass legislation, resulting in more globalist and woke policies. The only real opposition in the Senate comes from Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts, Ralph Babet, Alex Antic, and possibly one or two other Coalition senators.
What This Means for You
- Understand the consequences of the fragmented freedom party vote and its impact on the Senate, reducing opposition to the Labor-Green political machine.
- Anticipate more globalist, green/woke policies pass through the Senate, meaning less favorable outcomes for economic growth and Chin-EU relationships.
- Realize the significance of having strong opposition voices in the Senate, like Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts, Ralph Babet, and Alex Antic, who are more likely to contest the Labor-Green machine’s policies.
- Be prepared for radical leftist influences in the so-called Senate crossbench, such as David Pocock, Fatima Payman, Lidia Thorpe, and Tammy Tyrell, who prioritize racism, climate change, and “gender equity.”
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One Nation tally for NSW appears to be incorrect as it is the same number as for Queensland, so the NSW total will likely be lower.
WE hope for the best – one or two, optimistically maybe three “freedom party” representatives in the Senate. Alas, it appears that the fragmented freedom party vote was its own worst enemy.
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Key Terms
- Freedom party, Senate, Labor-Green political machine, coalition, One Nation, globalist, woke, Chin-EU, mainstream media, corporate sponsors
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