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Flat White

Liberals must never forget the forgotten people

21 June 2019

5:00 AM

21 June 2019

5:00 AM

One month ago, on a polling booth in Labor’s Victorian inner west heartland of Gellibrand, about an hour before closing, I saw the first exit poll come out and my heart sunk. At 6.00pm, I cut down our Liberal banners, packed up the signs and leftover how to vote cards and drove them over to another volunteer’s house.

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