Leading ‘No’ campaigner Warren Mundine has run "deceptive" and “harsh lines” against the Voice to Parliament at the National Press Club on Tuesday, says Sky News host Chris Kenny.
He said Mr Mundine went on about the Uluru Statement being "26 pages long," calling it a “manifesto, a symbolic declaration of war.”
“This is just horribly divisive stuff,” Mr Kenny said.
Mundine said the Voice is racially divisive when race has always been in the constitution.
“The Voice is designed to recognise Indigenous people for the first time and give them the basic right to have a say on issues that affect them – issues for which the constitution gives special powers to the Federal government.”
