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Josh Holloway | Collider

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By Josh Holloway
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Holloway just wrapped on the exciting new project based on a New York Times bestseller.
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Independent MPs are considering forming a party. The money helps explain why

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By Josh Holloway, Emily Foley, Narelle Miragliotta, Rob Manwaring
| The Conversation Verified
Federal independent MPs have been in discussions about forming a political party. The irony won’t be lost on some in the Liberal Party, who have long argued the Teal independents already look and act like one. Many independents already coordinate on policy, vote in similar patterns, and draw on shared fundraising vehicles such as Climate 200. But the independents’ reasons for considering a party may have less to do with political strategy and more to do with money.
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Independent MPs are considering forming a party. The money helps explain why

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By Josh Holloway, Emily Foley, Narelle Miragliotta, Rob Manwaring
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Federal independent MPs have been in discussions about forming a political party. The irony won’t be lost on some in the Liberal Party, who have long argued the Teal independents already look and act like one. Many independents already coordinate on policy, vote in similar patterns, and draw on shared fundraising vehicles such as Climate 200. But the independents’ reasons for considering a party may have less to do with political strategy and more to do with money.
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