Sky News host Peta Credlin says the claim that voting down the Voice to Parliament would prove Australia is a racist nation “does not make sense”.
Sky News host hits back at claims voting down the Voice would show Australia to be ‘racist’
“As if voting against putting race into the constitution somehow makes us racist? It doesn’t make sense,” she said.
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