Both the Liberal/National opposition & the Greens have come out against the anti-speech laws! But the fight is not over. The opposition says they will propose their own version of the bill, and the Greens still support anti-speech legislation in principle. Keep up the pressure!

Dangerous new anti-speech laws || ATA #28 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tonight is the party room. It is now or never. We've made it is easy: it takes 60 seconds. freespeechunion.au/remindliberals

What’s the largest ratio in Australian Twitter/X history? Perhaps Ley might actually win something after all!

Under the new “hate group” laws, would the 1950s version of the Liberal and Labor Parties be banned for supporting the White Australia policy?

Who should be the new Liberal leader?

Hate laws political fallout || ATA #29 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

If you’re in Sydney on the 5th of February, check out this interesting & thought-provoking event, being held in the NSW parliament.

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Below is the recent YouGov polling results. Based on the state-based results, with a few simplifying assumptions, the 40 Senate positions would end up being: ALP = 14 ONP = 10 LIB = 9 GRN = 6 IND = 1 That would give a total Senate composition as follows: ALP = 28 (no change)

The National Party may not exist in two years. Even if the Liberal-National coalition gets back together, on the current trajectory the Nationals are on track to lose 3/4 of their Senators (only Susan McDonald surviving because she's not up for reelection) and most of their

Future of right-wing politics || ATA #30 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

One Nation v the Coalition Within the Coalition, the Nationals v Liberals Within the Liberals, the Moderates v Conservatives Within the Conservatives, Hastie v Taylor It's like a Russian nesting doll of right-wing battles, all of which will need to be settled soon.

The term "tax reform" means different things to different people. For those of us worried about productivity & prosperity... tax reform means lower income tax, accelerated depreciation, tax-free savings, joint family tax & indexing tax brackets. To Labor it means higher taxes.

Taxes are going up || #31 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Turnbull seems to be saying that current Liberal Party policy is too anti-immigrant… which has legitimised One Nation’s main issue, and led to their rise. That’s a testable hypotheses. Did the rise in One Nation follow the release of the Liberal immigration policy?

Changing the Liberal leader is obviously not enough. What are the top three policy changes that Angus Taylor should immediately make if/when he becomes leader?