Pauline Hanson has spent three decades presenting herself as the voice of "ordinary Australians": the battlers, the forgotten, the people supposedly ignored by the major parties.
But her recent National Press Club address made something unmistakably clear. Hanson's rhetoric and her record have never been further apart. This isn't about personality. It's about evidence. And the evidence shows a politician whose positions would materially harm the very Australians she claims to champion.
