Liberal Party needs a ‘warrior' to ‘tear down' Albanese government
Sky News host Rowan Dean says Australians need a 'warrior' to lead the Liberal Party.
Mr Dean said the Liberal Party must 'tear down' the Albanese government.
'The worst government this nation has seen since Whitlam and possibly before Whitlam.'
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