resign over dual citizenship in 2017.

The firebrand senator’s party, badged the Jacqui Lambie Network, has secured almost 9% of Senate first-preference votes in Tasmania – just over 30,000 votes – polling more than Pauline Hanson’s One Nation (3.45%) and Clive Palmer’s United Australia party (2.64%) combined.

The former soldier was first elected to the Senate as a member of the Palmer United party in 2013.

Hanson has indicated her two senators will not support the government’s tax cut plan unless the Coalition agrees to a new coal-fired power station and the revival of the 1930s Bradfield water scheme.

Centre Alliance, meanwhile, is demanding the government put in place a domestic gas reservation policy and take action to ensure tax cuts are not absorbed by higher energy costs.a few minutes with me, ok? Go to my blog, and I’ll share a lot of pictures, too. I would love for you to meet David.

UPDATE ON LEE

Lee studied nursing at RMU, graduating with honors in 2010. That year he also received the Presidential Transformational Award, the university’s highest undergraduate honor, given annually to a graduating student who has been transformed by his or her experience at Robert Morris and has also contributed to the transformation of the university in a meaningful way. He was also the inaugural winner of RMU's Rising Star Award, given to a graduating senior who demonstrates academic success, individuality, determination, passion and potential in his or her field of study.

Lee says being featured in RMU's Change A Life campaign was a high point