@tonywalker1 I thought @ChaneyforCurtin made the Liberal Party “where did they come from? what have they become?” argument quite eloquently before the Federal Election.

@tonywalker1 @DocWSJames It's been a long slide for the Liberal party from small L liberalism to small F fascism pandering to racists, transphobic, homophobic and Islamophobic cookers, kooks & christo-fascists.

@tonywalker1 @4mambo He spoke well didn’t he? Measured but clear and principled.

@tonywalker1 @ProfPCDoherty A voice of reason 👏👏

@tonywalker1 @Indigocathy @ChaneyforCurtin please thank Mr Chaney for calling out the “supine” small l liberals who are now just filling space in parliament. Ironic that @Birmo et al are opposing someone else’s voice when they choose not to have their own.

@tonywalker1 @Boeufblogginon

@tonywalker1 @PhillipAdams_1 He’s a decent man, an old fashioned lib……his party are 💩

@tonywalker1 Fred is, among other things, a former Minister for Aboriginal Affairs under Malcolm Fraser.

@tonywalker1 A fine man. A true Liberal in the old sense of the word … none left of his ilk now …

@tonywalker1 In no way provocative or sensationalist, Mr Chaney is articulate, perceptive and heartfelt in his assessment of Mr Dutton's (LNP's) stance on the quest for a VOICE for Indigenous People and Australia moving forward.

@tonywalker1 @Murray_J_Smythe Thanks for this.

@tonywalker1 1 question for Mr Chaney. How many grassroots indigenous peoples has he engaged with on this issue; when, where and which mobs?

@tonywalker1 Tony, A voice of reason who wants to keep a constitution not based on race.

@tonywalker1 Hasn't said much about the 1975 change to the constitution by Whitlam without the people's authority.