A Liberal senator has raised allegations of bullying against her in response to a vocal stance against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), her comments drew parallels with the late Senator Kimberley Kitching, who died on March 10. Kitching’s passing exposed allegations of bullying and ostracisation against her from leading Labor Party Senators Katy Gallagher, Penny Wong, and Kristina Keneally—figureheads of Labor’s gender equality push. Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells, from the centre-right Liberal Party, said she had faced her own “Liberal Party sisterhood.” “Much has been written about the treatment Kimberley had received by what has been described as the mean girls,” the Liberal senator told the Senate during a condolence motion to commemorate Kitching. “I shared my own experiences with Kimberley, so I understood how Kimberley felt having been treated the way she was.” Fierravanti-Wells said her outspokenness drew the ire of some senior members of the party. “We both had factional …