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Dear John,

When One Nation takes up a fight, we don’t back down.

This week in Parliament, we moved to scrap net zero. Why? Because it’s a policy wrecking our economy. It’s shutting down coal mines, sending power bills through the roof, costing Aussie jobs and livelihoods, and not doing a single thing to change the weather.

Is this a fashionable policy? Indoctrination has soured the minds of the younger generation towards anything that would be pro-economy. 

One Nation is focused on what's right, based in fact, and honest, not what the trendy elites teach in their ivory towers. 

Labor, the Greens and too many in the Liberal and National parties are backing net zero in. Labor even stood up in Parliament and bragged that the new Liberal leader is voting with them so often. That tells you everything you need to know.

When we brought forward our motion, Labor wheeled out their newest junior senator to attack Pauline. Charlotte Walker is 21 years old, fresh out of uni, and had the nerve to lecture Pauline on climate policy. Bad move.

Walker claimed Pauline didn’t understand net zero and was ignoring the next generation. Pauline wasn’t having it. She told Sky News that this kid is barely out of her nappies and has no clue what she’s talking about. Walker even said she grew up on a farm. That’s odd, given farms run on diesel and petrol and the senate's baby wants to ban the very fuels that feed the nation.

Pauline has been on the floor of the Senate for nine years, not parroting green slogans but standing up for common sense. She’s not taking advice from someone who’s never worked a real job and wouldn’t last five minutes in the bush.

The simple truth is that most of the politicians voting for these economy-destroying policies have no idea what they’re doing. They couldn’t explain net zero if their jobs depended on it, which sadly, yours does.

But here’s what matters. One Nation is growing. We’ve doubled our Senate team and we’re only getting stronger. We’re standing up for Australian jobs, industries and families. We’re fighting for coal, for cheap power, and for a future built on reality, not green fairytales.

We’re not giving up. Not now. Not ever.

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Senator Tyron Whitten, Western Australia,  has delivered his first speech to the Senate this week. 

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