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Jacqui Lambie says Pauline Hanson a ‘bloody coward’ after One Nation cartoon calling Andrew Hastie a traitor

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Jacqui Lambie says Pauline Hanson a ‘bloody coward’ after One Nation cartoon calling Andrew Hastie a traitor
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Australian Senator Jacqui Lambie has publicly criticized One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for a social media cartoon depicting Liberal MP Andrew Hastie as a traitor. The conflict stems from Hastie's involvement in a defamation case involving a veteran.

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This highlights ongoing political tensions in Australia regarding the treatment of veterans and the use of inflammatory rhetoric in political discourse.

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Senator Jacqui Lambie says veterans ‘had better think twice’ about voting for One Nation after the video describing Andrew Hastie as a trailer. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP Senator Jacqui Lambie says veterans ‘had better think twice’ about voting for One Nation after the video describing Andrew Hastie as a trailer. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP Pauline Hanson Jacqui Lambie says Pauline Hanson a ‘bloody coward’ after One Nation cartoon calling Andrew Hastie a traitor Lambie, a veteran and Tasmanian senator, says One Nation leader is showing her ‘true colours’

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Prefer the Guardian on Google Jacqui Lambie has accused Pauline Hanson of being a “coward” for a One Nation cartoon calling the Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie a traitor, amid a growing spat between the One Nation leader and the former SAS captain.

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