Of all the political imperatives missing in Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party, loyalty, unity and personality rate among the highest.
Logic is also in short supply.
Ambition in Clinton-like measures is a different matter, not to mention opportunism.
Hanson’s tortured logic has broad appeal in the ten minute before closing crowd at any Australian pub, though it really fails the pub test.
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