Julian Lisa's Speech in Wagga: The No Campaign Is Trying to Make This Debate Personal

Before this campaign began, Julian Lisa was probably the most high-profile supporter of the Voice Department on the Conservative side of politics. He says we're seeing deeply personal characterizations made about her that wouldn't be made about her white male cabinet colleagues. And he can't remember the last time they were called privileged for somehow rising above their station in life. I don't believe the referendum is currently at a point where it's likely to be successful. We want to see it put on a much firmer footing. The Bernie says that price and the nationals and liberals who are opposing the Voice wants typical political conflict and obstruction.