This federal election has been unusual in several ways. The first because of the massive advertising spend by the "big yellow monster", by the crowding of the right-of-centre side of politics by a large number of minor parties, and by Scott Morrison trying to drag the leftist trolls in the Coalition back towards the centre.
The Conservative Party is fielding Senate candidates in every Australian state and the only way to guarantee that Bill Shorten's socialist agenda won't be prosecuted after tomorrow's election is to elect more Australian Conservatives Senators to the senate.
Conservative Party leader Cory Bernardi has told Andrew Bolt on Sky News, the political noise generated by all of these unprincipled minor party players isn't good news for Australia.
