Pauline Hanson warned Labor defectors could turn on her after Press Club speech
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Redbridge Group Director of Strategy and Analysis Kos Samaras says Pauline Hanson's newest supporters, many of whom have defected from Labor could be the most likely to abandon her following her National Press Club address. “Pauline’s coalition of voters, her most vulnerable vote is that group that’s come late, it’s largely come off Labor,” Mr Samaras told Sky News host Paul Murray. “It’s the sort of group that you would say will bite down hard on any industrial relations issues and will probably mark her down for some of the stuff she did at the press club. “Which wasn’t probably the best strategic thing she could have done.”
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