New OneNation advertisement pokes fun at major parties
One Nation’s Pauline Hanson has released a new promotional video satirising major political figures such as Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese, as well as members of the frontbench.
The animated video features Ms Hanson as a schoolmarm attempting to keep her class in order while she takes the role, depicting various politicians in a light yet unfavourable way.
“We don’t often see genuinely amusing political satire in this country, but this is nice work from Pauline Hanson,” said Sky News host Rita Panahi.
Видео New OneNation advertisement pokes fun at major parties канала Sky News Australia
The animated video features Ms Hanson as a schoolmarm attempting to keep her class in order while she takes the role, depicting various politicians in a light yet unfavourable way.
“We don’t often see genuinely amusing political satire in this country, but this is nice work from Pauline Hanson,” said Sky News host Rita Panahi.
Видео New OneNation advertisement pokes fun at major parties канала Sky News Australia
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