Despite the history of referendums failing, don’t underestimate the power of the “moral blackmail,” from the Yes side on the Indigenous Voice, says Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“And don’t underestimate the weight of money that’s appearing already behind the Yes case, woke billionaires, politically correct companies, and governments claiming to counter “misinformation” but actually using your taxpayer dollars on a pro-Voice campaign,” Ms Credlin said.
“Once the actual vote draws near, and people are finally forced to think about it, those wall-to-wall ads that we’ll see from the Yes campaign will move votes.“The Voice will only be defeated by a grassroots campaign among the quiet Australians.”
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