Pauline Hanson Attacks Rivals

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1. 10 Oct

   In a speech to the faithful at this weekend’s Conservative Political Action Conference in Brisbane, she repeatedly attacked Opposition Leader Angus Taylor, calling him a “smarmy management consultant” who was not fit to replace Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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• 11 Oct Pauline Hanson names Tony Abbott as her pick as the next Liberal leader after slamming Angus Taylor as 'smarmy'Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, criticized the Liberal Party's current leader Angus Taylor at a conservative conference in Brisbane, calling him a "smarmy management consultant." She also dismissed Tim Wilson as unsuitable for leadership. However, Hanson endorsed former prime minister and current party president Tony Abbott to lead the Liberals, suggesting they collaborate against Labor due to the difficulty…Daily Mail
• 11 Oct A Trump impersonator and opera singers: CPAC was a spectacle, but the right still can’t agree how to take down LaborThe Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Brisbane featured a mix of political performances and debates focused on ousting the Labor government led by Albanese. Notable highlights included an appearance by a Donald Trump impersonator, opera singers performing the national anthem multiple times, and controversial stickers depicting Albanese with derogatory imagery found within the venue. The event…The Guardian
• 10 Oct Inside the conservative conference where Angus Taylor comes second to Pauline HansonAt the recent Australian Conservative Political Action Conference in Brisbane, Angus Taylor received a modest reception compared to the overwhelming support given to Pauline Hanson when she appeared. Despite addressing similar populist conservative policies, Taylor faced criticism for not being as confrontational towards One Nation, whose leader dismissed him with a pointed comment about "smarmy management…ABC News (AU)
• 10 Oct Taylor was billed as CPAC’s keynote speaker. He looked more like Hanson’s support actAt the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Brisbane, Liberal Party Opposition Leader Angus Taylor delivered his speech but was overshadowed by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's more energizing address. Despite being billed as a keynote speaker, Taylor struggled to match Hanson’s appeal and failed to offer substantial new policy proposals or engage with calls for a coalition between the Liberals and…Sydney Morning Herald
• 10 Oct Pauline Hanson extends olive branch to 'smarmy' political rival in ambitious plan to get rid of Anthony Albanese: 'Turn the other cheek'Pauline Hanson criticized the Coalition's leadership during an appearance at CPAC Australia in Brisbane, calling Angus Taylor a "smarmy management consultant." Despite her criticism of both Labor and the Liberals, she expressed willingness to collaborate with them to oust Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Hanson urged conservatives to put aside personal grievances for the country’s sake, referencing her own history…Daily Mail
• 10 Oct Hanson takes aim at Coalition in fiery pitch to conservative votersPauline Hanson, leader of the One Nation party, addressed a conservative conference in Brisbane where she criticized both the Albanese government and the Liberal Party for policies such as climate targets and the establishment of the eSafety Commissioner. She urged conservative voters to abandon support for the Coalition and presented herself as an alternative. Despite her criticism of the Coalition, Hanson stated…ABC News (AU)
• 10 Oct ‘Smarmy management consultant’: Hanson attacks Taylor, Liberals in fiery CPAC speechPauline Hanson delivered a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Brisbane, where she criticized Opposition Leader Angus Taylor as unfit for leadership, calling him a "smarmy management consultant." Despite her history with the Liberal Party and her time in jail, Hanson offered to set aside personal grievances if it means forming government after the next election. She also pledged to establish a…Sydney Morning Herald

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