and the major parties don't like it but the Greens have jumped in early as well.
"Pauline Hanson's brand of poisonous and divisive politics has no place in NSW in 2011," (from a statement on the Green's web site).

But is she really like that or is it only a Green beat up?

Considering neither candidates see remotely eye-to-eye, in the Greens eyes (being on the far opposite end of the spectrum in their views), as far as they're concerned, she IS all that.
Although the need to mention this on a site is overkill.

Now for Liberal or Labor to try to claim as such, on the other hand, would be a lot richer.

Pauline Hanson was the first political scalp of the Politically Correct lobby that had infested the parliament. Her maiden speech in the Fed was hardly inflammatory and her views were a reflection of the electorate she represented. They were so FRIGHTENED of her voice reflecting the views of the electorate that she had represented that they locked her up to shut her down.

She simply mirrored the concerns of the electorate regarding the social engineering that had seen Australia population near double in a generation. Pauline Hanson is running in another regional electorate and she will again represent the views of the electorate without the political correct bullscheiser, and that voice of the people against the social engineering that has made Australia unrecognizable to the generations that passed before will again be branded as racist and redneck.

"Pauline Hanson was the first political scalp of the Politically Correct lobby that had infested the parliament"- sonofgloin

WTF, you mean Tony Abbott? Politically correct?

Oh man, you got it bad.

Pauline Hanson is centre compared with the Greens perverted policies.

So that attention-starved celebrity racist is having another go at appearing relevant.

She has only been successful in only one election and then lost the next six, pausing only to "Dance with the Stars". Not much of a support base there, despite all the phoney adulation and media cashing in on her exploits.

She rode in on a populist wave of anti-Asian sentiment and is hoping to repeat it by only changing the word from Asian to Muslim.

She may be a magnet for anybody with a complaint but in truth there's absolutely nothing she can do to change anything, except maybe her own bank balance.