Hanson's preference deal demand just beggars belief
Fancy Pauline demanding to whom other political parties should direct their preferences.
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ONE Nation leader Pauline Hanson has always promoted the right for voters to complete their ballot paper in the preference order of their choosing.
How strange and desperate that she is up in arms and angry with the LNP, Labor and Greens for deciding not to preference deal with One Nation.
Fancy Pauline demanding to whom other political parties should direct their preferences.
It will be interesting to finally see her party's how to vote card.
JEFF TAYLOR
Currimundi
Originally published as Hanson's preference deal demand just beggars belief
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