Bob Katter Calls Allegra Spender To Tell Her That He’s 100% Behind Her Campaign To Kick Another Career Politician Out Of Parliament, Because If I’m Honest Love, The More Of Us Independents We Have In Canberra The Better, They Tried The Same Dirty Tricks On Me When I First Gloved Up Against These Useless Bastards, Don’t Pay Any Attention To Their Lies Or Slander Doll, You’re On Your Victory Lap Here And It’s Clear As White Rum That You’ve Put The Fear Of God Into ‘Em. My Old Man Used To Say To Me There Is No Sweeter Sound Than The Death Rattle Of Entitlement, And That’s What We Are Hearing Now. When The Dust Settles And You Join Me Down There In The Swamp, I’ll Teach Ya All The Tricks To Wrangle These Slobs Into Your Corner. This Time Next Year We Could Have Shovels In The Ground For A Two Thousand Gigalitre Dam Out The Back Of Bondi, Or An Industrial Railroad Straight Through The Guts Of Eastern Sydney, I Dunno, Maybe You Want A New Synagogue Or Something Like That. Isn’t That Your Mob? Regardless, Just Know That You’ll Get it, Because Us Independents Get Whatever We Bloody Ask For

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As the moderate Liberal voter base continues bleeding out to Independent candidates with catastrophic momentum, inner-city MPs from Melbourne and Sydney are now sitting ducks for a wave of change.

This comes as the Morrison Government’s 2022 re-election campaign has been rocked by a dark horse that no one could have predicted while they spent months avoiding a Net Zero commitment and trying their hardest to avoid what was happening in the Solomon Islands.

A group of mostly female Independent candidates are currently polling miles ahead of some of Morrison’s most under-utilised and ignored moderate MPs, such as Dave Sharma, Tim Wilson, Trent Zimmerman, Jason Fallinksi – and even Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

However, it’s Dave Sharma, the Member For Wentworth, who appears to be the most scared. As he stares down the possibility of losing the electorate to the Independent candidate Allegra Spender and her thousands of committed volunteers.

Sharma has even resorted to reporting volunteers for putting placards on telegraph poles – which is apparently not allowed this year – and has ordered Ausgrid employees to cut them down, because it is just unacceptable to see a face that isn’t his as you drive down New South Head road.

As the Liberal Party once again wheels out John Howard to warn his once rusted-on base against using critical thinking skills and remaining loyal to Scott Morrison and Barnaby Joyce – the Spender campaign has found an an unexpected ally in the shape of Sir Robert Katter III – a man who pioneered the role played by Indepedents in Parliament House.

While campaigning somewhere in the Eastern Suburbs today, Allegra Spender received a phone call from a Queensland landline.

“Electra. Is that you darl?” asked the excited voice on the other end.

“Listen I just wanted to call you to say…”

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