Former Liberal Party MP, and ex-Sky News commentator, Ross Cameron has joined the Liberal Democrat Party, citing disappointment with the governing Coalition and its support of using lockdowns to tackle the CCP virus in Australia. His announcement follows the decisions of fellow Liberal Party members John Ruddick and Campbell Newman to quit the party. Cameron, who served in federal Parliament from 1996 to 2004 under former Prime Minister John Howard, said the decision was sparked by disappointment with the Liberal Party saying it no longer represented values such as tight fiscal spending and greater freedoms for the individual. The former Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer is hoping the Liberal Democrats can attract high-profile candidates and is confident the party will be a viable alternative for voters. “We are actively looking for the biggest, most magnetic candidate in every state—a recognisable figure—with the aim of winning the last senate quota in …