You might think that, when Mr Taylor heard that Neo-Nazis had been engaged to help with the Liberals last election campaign, he'd want to distance himself from that, but, instead, he's gone and hired the staffer who orchestrated the whole thing. What does that tell you about the member for Hume's judgement? Perhaps he doesn't care if white supremacists are giving him a leg-up. Mr Taylor needs to come clean and tell us how it's appropriate for Mr Jackson-Hope to be working in his office. He needs to come clean and say why Mr Jackson-Hope's role in coordinating the Brethren campaign was appropriate. If he's comfortable with Neo-Nazi associates working on his campaign, he should come clean and tell us all that that's the go, because it's inappropriate.