Lib’s Bragg on Drag
I’m at a loss to explain the fascination our supposedly conservative politicians have with blokes dressed in drag.
Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg voted last week against a motion to hold an inquiry into the alarming number of children being experimented on with hormones and irreversible surgeries in Australia.
That’s right, he is so concerned about the welfare of children that he voted AGAINST questions being asked about what is being done to them in the name of gender ideology.
Nothing to see here, folks!
LGBT Pride
Meanwhile, he and his man-friend dressed in drag, along with senior Liberal Senator Simon Birmingham, can’t wait for next year’s gay and lesbian Mardi Gras.
Can’t wait for @SydWorldPride 2023 in Sydney! pic.twitter.com/p0435nGIzj
— Senator Andrew Bragg (@ajamesbragg) December 1, 2022
Tell me again why I would ever vote Liberal?
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For anyone who is concerned by this chemical castration (like that used on Alan Turing last century and now widely condemned) please write to those senate members who voted against the inquiry into use of hormone blockers.
Senator Hansen set out perfectly appropriate terms of reference.
Lib senatore who voted against this inquiry are Birmingham, Bragg, Dean Smith, Payne.
Any email communication needs your name and address, phone number. Alternatively there is Facebook or Instagram.
https://mobile.twitter.com/paulinehansonoz
This is a full list of votes, For and Against the inquiry into use of puberty blockers on children.
The terms of reference for the inquiry are also listed there.
Senator Antic has also posted how the Senate vote was taken.
Thank you so much for posting both your thoughts n feelings C Stevens. Thank you also for the link you have provided which means there is, an appropriate place where I can leave my indignation and outrage.
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C Stevens. I followed your link but it is not as advertised or am I not understanding ? Your link took me to a brief post on Twitter by Pauline H but no list ?
If you can follow up – I will follow your suggestion.
Thank you James and I take your point about voting Liberal. It seems these day’s it is tantamount to a vote fo the greens or labour….as they say.
March could be an ‘ interesting ‘ time.