"She's A Pelican" - Hanson At Centre Of Smear Campaign From Prominent Woke-Left Figurehead, Paul Hogan

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Pauline Hanson believes her recent dip in the polls is due to an unfair smear campaign levelled against her by highly organised cartel of woke-left globalists.

This comes in the wake of a brutal takedown from a prominent far-left agitator by the name of Paul Hogan, who criticised Hanson's attacks on multiculturalism by using the type of firm language that is increasingly rare in Australia's gun-shy political and media landscape.

"She's a pelican, yeah. Outrageous, so racist. It sounds very much like this stupid boofhead over here, Trump," Hoges told the AFR.

"She's living in the past, obviously."

The 86-year-old actor is best known for playing iconic Australian larrikins on the Paul Hogan Show and as Mick Dundee in the Crocodile Dundee movies, which made hundreds of millions of dollars at the global box office.

His comments came after Hanson's speech at the National Press Club, where she called for the end of multiculturalism, in favour of "monoculturalism".

However, Hoges says his mates back in the Western Suburbs have always been multicultural.

"My old gang was an Assyrian, a Thursday Islander, a Welshman, an Aboriginal, a couple of Irish convicts. It was the same cosmopolitan types everywhere I worked, Italians, Greek, Irish, Chinese, a bit of everybody there. That’s the way we were."

“I’ve always had a very simple rule: What makes a good Australian is wanting to be one.”

However, Pauline Hanson says Hogan's comments are a politically motivated smear campaign, which is typical of the woke left billionaire media class.

Hanson believes that Hogan hates Australia and everything it stands for - accusing him of working tirelessly to destroy the Australian monoculture with blockbuster comedy films that featured likeable and interesting Aboriginal characters in the late 1980s.

But Pauline Hanson's victim complex is not enough to save her from the damage caused by being labelled a pelican.

The Pelican sledge was immediately followed by new polls that show Albanese's Labor have reclaimed a the lead in the opinion polls surveys, as it appears that Pauline Hanson's One Nation may have reached their high water-mark.

Another poll, by RedBridge, reports that Hanson's net approval falling 10 points from a neutral position to (-10).