To rein in Pauline Hanson , both sides of politics must stop making her case

Recent political commentary suggests that both major parties in Australia are inadvertently strengthening Pauline Hanson and the One Nation party. Analysts argue that by adopting or validating specific arguments typically associated with One Nation, the Liberal Party and the Labor Party are effectively creating a political environment that benefits Hanson's platform.

Senior Liberal figures are specifically cited for spending years softening voter sentiment toward One Nation's policy positions. However, the critique extends to the Labor Party as well, with observers noting that both sides of politics share responsibility for legitimizing the rhetoric that fuels Hanson's electoral appeal.