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The Guardian Australia has uncovered text messages revealing that Kelvin Morton, the general manager of One Nation, referred to David Farley, the party's candidate who won the Farrer byelection in May, as an 'asshole' days before his victory. The messages, seen by Guardian Australia, show Morton criticizing Farley's previous support for the Labor party and expressing concerns about his trustworthiness. Morton wrote, 'We need to stop finding these assholes … or letting them find us,' and suggested that Farley's allegiance to One Nation would be cemented after the election, making him 'a completely untrustworthy snake' if he were to switch parties post-election. A One Nation spokesperson stated that Farley is 'a dedicated One Nation MP' and that the comments do not reflect the party's view, adding that the person who leaked the messages is 'the only untrustworthy snake.' The article also details internal party tensions, including Morton's clashes with Brisbane headquarters staff and volunteers. Morton, appointed in February to improve the party's vetting processes, has been involved in disputes over branch management, including the removal of the Lilley branch committee after a dispute about promotional materials and a $12,000 fundraising event. Morton accused the branch of not handing over funds and demanded the return of all party property and financial records. Branch members, including coordinator Mark McGuire, claimed the treatment was unfair and that the $12,000 had already been transferred to central office. The party spokesperson declined to comment on internal disciplinary actions, stating that all branch donations are managed through a microsite and quarantined for local campaigns. The article highlights the internal conflicts within One Nation, particularly regarding candidate selection and branch management, as the party seeks to professionalize its operations under Morton's leadership.

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