Politician Who Unravels At The Slightest Sign Of A Difficult Question Would Make A Great PM

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As the comment section across the noisiest sections of the internet gets louder about a new Prime Minister, Pauline Hanson is rising to the occasion.

The One Nation Leader is this week continuing on her quest to make as much noise as possible about issues she has no actual feasible solutions for and even less chance of actually implementing, in an effort to score political points and wreak chaos for her powerful friends.

That has lead to the people who aren't afraid of telling it like it is, but get incredibly offended by someone telling them how he might actually be, calling for Pauline Hanson to be the next Prime Minister.

The calls for Pauline for PM have been boosted of course by a surge in first party preference support for Pauline and One Nation.

However that popularity, given how on the nose they are with all the other political parties and individuals in our country, means that they are only capable of winning a handful of seats, if they keep up the endless rage for the next few years.

That will likely be made easier by the government continuing to do fuck all about the very real issues that make ordinary Australians feel forgotten and poorer than previous generations.

While Pauline is extremely unlikely to be become PM in our lifetime (ya never know), it's definitely a good sign that she completely melts whenever she is asked anything that looks remotely like a difficult questions.

Like where the fuck she's getting this 300 million dollar figure for Ben Roberts Smith prosecution from?

Or if she has nay interest in costing any of the random unimplementable policies she pulls out of her arse?

Or if maybe it's kind of rich she carries on about being tough on crime when she hires a convicted rapist?

Cause you wouldn't get asked any tough questions if you were PM.

And you definitely don't need any answers.

More to come.