The rising momentum of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation was on show last night at Midland’s The Crooked Spire, with a Sundowner fundraiser attended my more than 300 people who paid $70 to listened to Pauline and others lay down the plan for the future of the party, for upcoming elections.
The massive increase in profile also brought in a rag-tag group of protesters, shipped in by WA Greens and WA socialists who profiled the wide-ranging hate of Australia, democracy and, apparently, Zionists.
Meanwhile inside, supporters celebrated the massive success of the ‘Fire the Liar’ online campaign, which, Chief of Staff James Ashby announced live on Sky News, had reached $1.5 million within 12 hours by then, and has since gone on to hit over $2 million.
The growing public support even prompted the Prime Minister to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the donations, something Pauline says is beyond reproach and will be independently verified.
Pauline’s WA whistlestop continues today for another function at the Swan Chamber of Commerce and concludes in Wanneroo tomorrow.
The visit is a stark contrast to the last time Pauline was here just prior to the 2025 election, where One Nation members almost had to gather covertly and identify each other by secret hand signals, like Seinfeld’s ‘Van Buren Boys’. J
Now, in 2026, social media is awash with people openly professing their support for One Nation.
The momentum has shifted so much, that even the Liberal and National parties have had to temper their criticism of One Nation, so as not to draw the wrath of the supporters, many of whom have come from their ranks, due to the perceived inaction and unwillingness to turn Australia around.
And as Australia’s voters increasingly send their message in poll after poll, leading the preferred party polls ahead of Labor and the Coalition, the left-wing media is still treating Paulin Hanson with contempt.
A Channel 9 ‘journalist’, meeting Pauline at her airport arrival, with a smirk, asked ‘Why didn’t you fly Gina’s jet’.
With questions like that, it’s no wonder that legacy-media is on a downward spiral and it’s no surprise that only last week Channel 7 announced up to 200–300 jobs are being axed across the company.
The federal seat of Hasluck, incorporating Midland and the Swan Valley, is held by Labor’s Tania Lawrence, by a 10% margin.
It’s not too late to donate, and send a strong message to the Albanese government.
https://donate.onenation.org.au/fire-the-liar
