Peta Credlin has unleashed on former Morrison government minister Ken Wyatt, accusing him of joining the 'cavalcade of embittered former Liberals' for 'denouncing the party' that put them into Parliament.
Mr Wyatt spent 12 years as a Liberal MP for the Western Australian seat of Hasluck, including three years as Minister for Indigenous Australians under the Morrison government.
“Wyatt has joined the cavalcade of embittered former Liberals, led by Malcolm Turnbull, of course, denouncing the party that they now have no further use for,” Credlin said.“Especially when, like Wyatt, their complaint is that the Party has had the temerity to disagree with them.” Central to his criticism was the party’s position on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament – the issue the led him to quit the party.
Sky News host Peta Credlin said Mr Wyatt's position on the Voice was more out of touch than the Liberal Party's. Picture: Sky News Australia
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