March 18, 2019
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1:02Now PlayingIt’s very clear that Michael Daley and Labor, have done a preference deal with Robert Borsak’s Shooter’s Party.
The Shooters Party was arguing only a short while ago for a repeal of the 1996 National Gun Control Agreement.
It’s very clear that if Labor were to win, the Shooters would put enormous pressure on them to water down that agreement.
And that would be at a great cost to community safety.
What that preference deal demonstrates, is that Labor will do anything to buy a vote, and it’s a reason not to reward that kind of attitude.
So vote Liberal or Nationals and make sure that we keep our effective, widely acclaimed firearms laws in place. #nswpol #NSWvotes
Authorised by Chris Stone, Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division, Level 12, 100 William St, East Sydney, NSW 2011
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