Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg is sparking political intrigue by hinting at a potential coalition with One Nation — despite party leader Angus Taylor’s firm stance against it. As One Nation surges in polls, Bragg suggests the Liberals might need to be pragmatic near election time, open to any partner if the numbers demand it. But insiders like Senator James Paterson quickly clarify Bragg’s comments are about preference voting, not coalition talks — underscoring the party’s internal tension between strategic flexibility and loyalty to their current alliance. With the political landscape shifting, the Liberals are caught in a high-stakes balancing act between pragmatism and principle.
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