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Government Senator Phillip Edward Alexander is defending his use of social media as a tool for political engagement, which he characterised as a form of “activism” that helped secure the Government’s current mandate.
Alexander faced scrutiny after a weekend live broadcast in which he reportedly made disparaging accusations against former politicians and figures associated with private organisations.
He has since dismissed the backlash, contending that the controversial segments were the result of short clips being “edited and shared” out of context.
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