Warren Mundine has lashed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s confession that he hasn’t read the additional 25 pages attached to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, labelling the stunning admission a “comedy show.”
Warren Mundine has lashed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s confession that he hasn’t read the additional 25 pages attached to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, labelling the stunning admission a “comedy show.”The Indigenous activist said its “horrifying to think” that Mr Albanese is pushing to change our constitution and yet hasn’t even read the fine print.
“It’s a bit of a problem that the person who’s pushing for changing our constitution actually hasn’t even read the document - and then says 'why would I read the document?.” “Since 1967 we have been working towards a strong multicultural nation, with a liberal democracy and strong rule of law for all Australians. No matter what their colour is, no matter what their ethnicity.”"So it’s about time that the Prime Minister stops trying to divide the country, stop abusing people and have his acolytes do the same thing.
“This is a con job. Australians have been taken for a ride. The Prime Minister has been banking on gaslighting Australians," Ms Price told Sky News Australia's Sharri Markson on Wednesday.
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