The party retained traditional blue-ribbon seats, despite swings against them, including Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s electorate of
Kooyong. Higgins was also held onto by the Liberal Party’s Katie Allen, despite Kelly O’Dwyer vacating the seat. Image: News Corp Australia
Bloody brilliant stuff. The Left Radical screechers, bigots and hypocrites are finished. People are fed up with PC bullshit, radical extremists and nutcase feminists! Real true blue Aussies have taken back control as is happening all over the world.
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