It’s taken a wipe-out in Farrer for the Coalition to finally see the light and duplicate strong One Nation policies to secure Australia’s future.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said while One Nation had often been an anchor on the woker impulses of the Coalition, the existential crisis created by One Nation’s surge had dragged the Coalition kicking and screaming to finally back the Australian people.

“I don’t employ policy experts to write Coalition policy, but after the data breach in Parliament House it’s not hard to imagine why their Budget reply is replete with One Nation policies,” Senator Hanson said.

“While they’ve been telling everyone that One Nation has no policies, they’ve been reading them very carefully because they’re desperate for some good ideas. I’m pleased they’ve seen some light at last.

“One Nation has been setting the agenda in Australia for many months now. Our agenda is the Australian people’s agenda: scrapping net zero to reduce the cost of living and revive our business and industry sectors; slashing immigration to reduce housing demand and pressure on infrastructure and services; slashing government spending to pay down our trillion dollar debt; and building the national infrastructure needed for Australia’s future prosperity by leveraging the abundant energy and mineral resources we all own.

“For years I’ve been demanding that immigration be slashed, that people who come here contribute for at least eight years before they’re eligible for citizenship and benefits, and that we ensure those who come here adhere to our laws, values and customs. The major parties called it racist and extreme. Now the leader of the Liberal Party is putting it in his Budget speech.

“Australia’s political landscape is changing. The cosy two-party system protecting two tired, clueless and unpopular major parties is on borrowed time no matter how much they wish it was otherwise.

“One Nation’s vision for a united and prosperous Australia is inspiring more support across the country. That’s what the major parties have always lacked: vision. My budget reply will show the way, and my door will always be open to those prepared to work in the best interests of Australia.”

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