Bundjalung, Gumbaynggirr, Yuin, and Australian man Nyunggai Warren Mundine emerged at the weekend leading what is likely to become the most important political movement in Australia.
As someone from a tribal culture, who better as chairman of the Conservative Political Action Conference than Mundine to bring the disparate and sometimes warring tribes of Australian conservatism together?
Imagine the media coverage if a ‘First Nations’ person ended up leading a movement of Australia’s socialist and cultural Marxist tribes.
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