One Nation candidate for Euroa Steve Campbell, Member for Northern Victoria Rikki-Lee Tyrrell and candidate for Shepparton Phil Bryant at a candidate launch event in Seymour’s Chittick Park on Sunday, September 13.
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Billie Davern
One Nation Victoria has officially launched its Euroa candidate ahead of the November state election, with the party holding a launch event in Seymour on Sunday, September 13.
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While Steve Campbell doesn’t live within the Euroa electorate, he says he has a grasp on “all the unique problems that city politicians don’t understand, or give a damn about”.
Priorities for Mr Campbell include addressing “the appalling state of our roads” and eliminating the “push for renewable energy nonsense”.
He describes himself as a “passionate patriot” and spoke to those who attended the Seymour event about the nationalistic ideology that was highly prevalent throughout his childhood.
“(It’s) a far cry from the woke agenda being taught to our kids today,” Mr Campbell said.
Mr Campbell said he believed the country was currently at a crossroads.
“It’s almost too late to change things back to common sense,” he said.
“If we don’t act now, and act decisively, we’ll lose our identity and all that our ancestors have built.
“We will be erased from history, replaced by leftist ideology, leaving us with uncontrolled debt and a society that is unrecognisable from the Australian culture that we love.”
One Nation candidate for Euroa Steve Campbell says his priorities include addressing the state of Victoria’s roads and opposing renewable energy.
Photo by
Billie Davern
The event was also attended by state Member for Northern Victoria Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell.
The One Nation MP told attendees to get ready for “the orange tsunami that is about to hit Victoria”.
She said Victoria’s One Nation candidates “know what hard work is”.
“(Other politicians) don’t know the value of a hard-earned dollar and we need to change that,” Ms Tyrrell said.
“We need to stop what has been unfolding for Victorians for decades now because we know that we cannot afford to keep going down this path.”
The party did not commit to any election promises for the Euroa electorate during the event.
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