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We should rate One Nation on what it does, not on what it says

Joel Fitzgibbon (“Why voters believe One Nation can resolve their state of angst”, April 4) is right: if voters want to know what One Nation really stands for, they should stop listening to the slogans and start reading the voting record. One Nation has built a business model around anger – cost of living, regional neglect, housing stress – while pretending outrage is the same thing as a solution. Because when it comes time to vote, the pattern is often the opposite of the image they sell. Just a couple of examples, and there are many. Pauline Hanson has continually supported the removal of Sunday and public holiday penalty rates and backed tax cuts for high-income earners, a strange way to stand up for the workers she claims to represent. That is the real story. They speak the language of battlers, but too often vote against their interests. Voters should stop listening to what One Nation says and start looking at what it actually votes for. Denise McHugh, Tamworth

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