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Captain Nemo Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 15266 Melbourne Gender:	Re: Angus is now the Preferred PM Reply #15 - Today at 12:01pm Looks like Albo, Gomer and Tanya are presiding over a *dumpster-fire* trying to "sell" the budget changes that broke more election promises. Oh dear.
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Dnarever Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 61656 Here Gender:	Re: Angus is now the Preferred PM Reply #16 - Today at 12:21pm The incompetant Liberal type Budget nasty to older Australians seriously damaged Labor and put the long term proven incompetant Liberals into the race.
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Reply #17 - Today at 12:26pm

Daves2017 wrote Yesterday at 8:12pm:

Pauline Hanson and the One Nation Party are now a very real force in Australia politics and I believe that they are going to replace the LNP as the preferred second party in Australia.

This doesn’t sit well with myself but I understand giving the underwhelming choice of either labor or the LNP why people are rushing to support them.

I don’t believe a far right party is the best option for Australia but on past history and performance o

I can’t mount a case to vote for either labor or LNP.

At this point I am convinced I will being handing in a blank ballot vote.

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Pauline Hanson and the One Nation Party are now a very real force in Australia politics and I believe that they are going to replace the LNP as the preferred second party in Australia.

ON currently hold 2 seats in the HOR. After the next election they will most likely hold 1. They would need another 74 to form Government and about another 25 to become the second party. Either option a million to one.

For ON to get to 5 HOR seats in the next election would be require a miricle.

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