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The Teals....enough said..Can't have his meal ticket and $$$$'s taken away...What a lowlife campaigner.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/monique-ryan-s-husband-filmed-removing-liberal-sign-20250324-p5llyn?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=nc&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawJNikRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHTISqj2Yb9ar9nl-IVe1ICblCONjys1oKFNI521NeQoOEK8fNpRT2aIoyA_aem_wZ7gh9fUAgYb0hbdgocoLA#Echobox=1742776949-1[/URL]Monique Ryan’s husband filmed removing Liberal signA man with a striking resemblance to the husband of independent teal MP Monique Ryan has been filmed removing a campaign poster for Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer and refusing to give his identity when confronted about it.The video appears to show Rhinomed executive Peter Jordan being chased down the street while carrying a campaign poster for the 31-year-old Hamer, who was preselected to run against Ryan early last year.The video filmed on Saturday and obtained by The Australian Financial Review shows the man, who appears to be Jordan, being asked by the camera operator what he is doing, to which he replies, “I am taking the sign down.”“It’s on public land,” he says when asked why, before refusing to give his name.“Are you a Monique Ryan supporter ripping down people’s signs are you?” the camera operator asks again. “That belongs to me. You can take it off my property, but it belongs to me.”Jordan hands back the sign but says, “If it goes back up it will [be] taken down again. It’s [an] illegally put up sign, anyone can take it down because it’s illegal”.“I am not acting on behalf of anyone mate,” he says.Ryan with husband Peter Jordan, stepchildren Campbell and Annabel, son Patrick and cavoodle Alfie. Eddie JimThe person filming the altercation was the son of the property owner who asked for the sign to be erected by Hamer’s campaign team. The son, who asked not to be named to avoid any backlash, told the Financial Review a noise outside prompted him to see what was happening.
The Teals....enough said..
Can't have his meal ticket and $$$$'s taken away...What a lowlife campaigner.
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A man with a striking resemblance to the husband of independent teal MP Monique Ryan has been filmed removing a campaign poster for Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer and refusing to give his identity when confronted about it.
The video appears to show Rhinomed executive Peter Jordan being chased down the street while carrying a campaign poster for the 31-year-old Hamer, who was preselected to run against Ryan early last year.
The video filmed on Saturday and obtained by The Australian Financial Review shows the man, who appears to be Jordan, being asked by the camera operator what he is doing, to which he replies, “I am taking the sign down.”
“It’s on public land,” he says when asked why, before refusing to give his name.
“Are you a Monique Ryan supporter ripping down people’s signs are you?” the camera operator asks again. “That belongs to me. You can take it off my property, but it belongs to me.”
Jordan hands back the sign but says, “If it goes back up it will [be] taken down again. It’s [an] illegally put up sign, anyone can take it down because it’s illegal”.
“I am not acting on behalf of anyone mate,” he says.
Ryan with husband Peter Jordan, stepchildren Campbell and Annabel, son Patrick and cavoodle Alfie. Eddie Jim
The person filming the altercation was the son of the property owner who asked for the sign to be erected by Hamer’s campaign team. The son, who asked not to be named to avoid any backlash, told the Financial Review a noise outside prompted him to see what was happening.
