Liberal MP Craig Kelly has stirred the pot by naming Labor Senator Kristina Keneally as the best promoter of a right-wing conference in Sydney.
A day after reportedly chanting "send her back", attendees at a conservative conference in Sydney cheered US-born Labor Senator Kristina Keneally for drawing attention to the event.
The former NSW premier has publicly railed against the Conservative Political Action Conference Australia and urged that the visa of British activist Raheem Kassam be cancelled due to his "extensive history of vilifying people" on racial and religious grounds.
A day after reportedly chanting "send her back", attendees at a conservative conference in Sydney cheered US-born Labor Senator Kristina Keneally for drawing attention to the event.
The former NSW premier has publicly railed against the Conservative Political Action Conference Australia and urged that the visa of British activist Raheem Kassam be cancelled due to his "extensive history of vilifying people" on racial and religious grounds.
Mr Kassam, a former editor-in-chief of Breitbart News London and former Muslim, has described the Koran as "fundamentally evil".Liberal MP Craig Kelly, who addressed the CPAC conference in Sydney on Saturday took to the stage with a trophy the size of a small child."This is the CPAC Freedom Award, which goes to the individual who has done the most to promote the CPAC conference," he told about 200 attendees.Chuckles and broad applause met Mr Kelly's announcement of the Labor senator as "winner"."Is Kristina here by any chance?" the Liberal MP joked.
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