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Never in Australia's history has a
political party's rapid expansion, successful branch roll out, or
campaign activity been given such attention. Watch as 7News covers the
launch of our Riverina branch in Wagga with Senator Malcolm Roberts.
One Nation is expanding, and we invite you to join. Google
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Dear John,
Pauline Hanson has declared on Sky News this week she
is nowhere near ready to retire, and that speculation she has
offered New England MP Barnaby Joyce the party leadership was
wrong. She scoffed at Chris Kenny’s needling on the
issue of retirement, saying, “I haven’t got a foot in the grave yet,
Chris.”
Further, Senator Hanson said that there are plenty of leaders
in our movement she will be looking to for future Field Marshal
status, including her daughter Lee Hanson and loyal Chief of Staff,
James Ashby. For Pauline Hanson, loyalty and continuity are
crucial.
The Sydney Morning Herald this week declared that
Pauline Hanson was the great survivor of Australian politics.
Pauline Hanson has brushed off party defections, returned after Labor
wrongfully imprisoned her, battled on after election losses, and
withstood the most vicious personal and political attacks in
Australia’s history.
Pauline Hanson is a survivor, and her
courage is exactly what Australia needs right now. The lady ain’t for
turning, and she ain’t for retiring either.
An important note in this week’s speculation about One
Nation’s future has been Pauline Hanson’s point that she will go
if “there is a sound and sensible leadership
team in place to replace her.”
As for Barnaby Joyce, we can reveal that Senator Hanson and
Mr Joyce talked last weekend. Pauline Hanson has extended to Barnaby
an offer to join her growing team, but she insists that he has to be
left to make his own decisions about his future.
From One Nation's perspective, Mr Joyce would be warmly
welcomed in our fight for a better Australia.
But for now, Australians need Pauline Hanson and her team to
continue the focused fight against reckless policies like net zero and
mass migration, both of which are devastating Aussies who are going
hungry and homeless.
One Nation’s continued policy work has seen a shift in public
sentiment against Labor’s reckless agenda. Redbridge Group has
published polling showing the tide is turning against net zero, and
that an overwhelming majority of Australians do not believe Labor is
focused on the right priorities. Redbridge also places One Nation’s
national support at 14 per cent.
Pauline Hanson will continue her fight for Aussies,
especially now that her positive message is gaining so much
traction.
Australians, now is the time to get your flag and merchandise
well in advance for Australia Day. Don't leave it too late. One Nation
has many Australian products on sale.
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
https://www.onenation.org.au/
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