Australian politics live: Lambie compares ‘dangerous’ Hanson to Trump; NSW One Nation leader wants abortion ‘stopped’
It’s a trick Australia, and we’ve got to wake up to it. Because every time a populist leader, like Trump or Farage, get any power, the lives of working people don’t get better. The outspoken senator criticised Donald Trump’s potential forever war with Iran while singling out Hanson’s support of his actions. double quotation markYou’d put [Australian soldiers] back in another American forever war? [Hanson] is not only dangerous, she’s delusional!
- ▪It’s a trick Australia, and we’ve got to wake up to it.
- ▪Because every time a populist leader, like Trump or Farage, get any power, the lives of working people don’t get better.
- ▪The outspoken senator criticised Donald Trump’s potential forever war with Iran while singling out Hanson’s support of his actions. double quotation markYou’d put [Australian soldiers] back in another American forever war? [Hanson] is not o
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16.36 EDTLambie pleads with voters to reject 'dangerous' and 'delusional' HansonSarah Basford CanalesJacqui Lambie has warned Australians not to support a “dangerous” and “delusional” Pauline Hanson, drawing comparisons between the One Nation leader and controversial international leaders.In a speech during adjournment last night in the Senate, the Tasmanian senator said she had received a stream of abuse after her impassioned defence of Andrew Hastie after he was repeatedly labelled a “traitor” in One Nation’s cartoon series.Lambie said: double quotation markOne Nation whips up the anger and they tell people who to blame. That’s the populist trick ... It’s a trick Australia, and we’ve got to wake up to it.
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