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HomeYour LettersPauline Hanson runs for election

Pauline Hanson runs for election

How sweet it is to observe the Labor/Green/LNP axis in New South Wales, manning the political barricades from the invader, Pauline Hanson.
Do our southern neighbours dread the prospect of her advocating the wishes of the majority of people she would try to represent in the NSW Upper House?
Do the advocates of the New World Order fear her walking the streets with thousands of supporters holding the line for pig farmers, dairy producers, Aussie manufacturers and the youth she is determined to have an Australian job to advance to after their education is finished?
I guess we will know just how much support she has once the polls are closed on the 26th. In the meantime, the BIG BOYS club will have some sleepless nights.
Jay Nauss, Glen Aplin

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