One Nation Rocked By In-Fighting As Malcolm Roberts Notices Increasingly Reptilian Behaviour From Pauline

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After months of media hypotheticals, it appears the One Nation has officially replaced the Liberal National Coalition.

This has been confirmed over the last week, as the once 'minor party' begins conducting itself like a real right-wing Federal Opposition.

Not only has One Nation been polling ahead of both the Liberals and Nationals for the best part of 2026 - but they are also now dogged by the same internal issues that all major parties face.

That is, policy divisions and factional rivalries.

As a political movement that has been based around the personality of Pauline Hanson for thirty years, the key to One Nation's survival has been to shed talent every decade.

Of the wave of One Nation senators that Hanson ushered into the Federal senate at the 2016 election, only one man remains by her side.

Senator Malcolm Roberts. The Shadow Treasurer.

Malcolm has taken his knocks too. He's seen grifters come and go, and found himself sidelined countless times for Pauline's new flavour of the month.

He's had to claw his way back into the senate after being embroiled in the 2017 parliamentary citizenship crisis, after learning that he was technically British after being born in West Bengal under the rule of the British Raj.

He's had to stand by and watch One Nation policy be shaped by billionaire mining bosses, and drunken half-broke adulterers.

Still, he remains loyal to the cause. Because it's up to him to purge Parliament House of the greatest threat facing the Australian people. The shapshifting reptilian humanoids.

But as One Nation gains more and more momentum, he's starting to see things that make him question his party's leadership.

The slip of a snakelike tongue. The occasional green hue. The shameless shilling for tax-dodging multinational mining corporations.

And worst of all, the foreign money he's landing in the campaign war chest.

Malcolm Roberts has rolled with the punches for long enough, but this is beyond the pale.

He will not let the lizard people control the last bastion of free-thinking Australian politics.

MORE TO COME.