Liberal Senator Alex Antic says Australians are not going to be fooled by the Voice to Parliament referendum which is set to take place on October 14th. More than half of Australians will likely vote No to a Voice to Parliament if it were held today, according to a new poll conducted by Newspoll for The Australian newspaper. “I had the view 18 months ago Aussies would work this out even if the government … weren’t going to tell the Aussies the detail as they haven’t,” Mr Antic told Sky News host James Morrow. “I always had confidence that Australians would work this out, that they would be cautious with their constitution. “I think Aussies are going to deliver a Brexit moment to the corporate elites and to the smug political operators who think they can just tell Aussies what to do.”
Liberal Senator Alex Antic says Australians are not going to be fooled by the Voice to Parliament referendum which is set to take place on October 14th.
More than half of Australians will likely vote No to a Voice to Parliament if it were held today, according to a new poll conducted by Newspoll for The Australian newspaper. “I had the view 18 months ago Aussies would work this out even if the government … weren’t going to tell the Aussies the detail as they haven’t,” Mr Antic told Sky News host James Morrow.
“I always had confidence that Australians would work this out, that they would be cautious with their constitution. “I think Aussies are going to deliver a Brexit moment to the corporate elites and to the smug political operators who think they can just tell Aussies what to do.”
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