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When hashtag wars matter more than domestic violence action

10 March 2020

2:31 PM

10 March 2020

2:31 PM

Undermining the Morrison government is not an end in itself.  

Anyone who’s been paying attention will have noticed the anti-Morrison government campaign ramping up since the bushfires began last year.  

Far from being irritating that anti-government hashtags are constantly trending on social media – it should be incredibly concerning.  

Efforts to undermine #ScottyFromMarketing, #LiarFromTheShire or #CrimeMinisterMorrison are all part of the constant drip to water the seeds of doubt that have been sown by left-wing activists.  

With all this in mind, eyebrows should have been raised when reading an article in The Guardian on Monday about domestic violence funding. 

“Domestic violence: women’s safety advocates say Coalition is ignoring experts” screamed...

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