Young Aussie’s dirty spray on live TV sparks: ‘Has the guts to say what we all think’

A first voter has released the large parties in an expletive loaded spray on live TV.

The young man appeared on Sky News At a polling station where he was asked for whom he threw his first vote on Saturday.

Without wasting a breath, he said he had voted for one nation candidate John Manton in the voters of Bradfield, Sydney‘s North Shore.

When asked why he had chosen to vote for Mr. Manton, the young man did not chop his words.

“That’s probably the best party because I am already sick of Albanians and Dutton,” he said.

“Well, Dutton is better, but Albanian is just off *** white.”

One wet leader Pauline Hanson later retweeted the clip and used it as a rally group for the supporters of her party.

“One nation: we have the guts to say what you think,” she wrote.

A first voter cast his vote for the John Manton of One Nation in the voters of Bradfield, at North Shore in Sydney, on Saturday

The young voter said that only Pauline’s party could be trusted and not the big parties

The father of the man who was also interviewed, said he relied a vote for independent candidate Nicolette Boele.

Although the father was less vulgar in his justification, he agreed with his son that Australia needs change.

‘[We] Need a change. [We] Must have these guys listen to the people of Australia and do what we need, “he said.

“It’s just too boring. They are just always the same, always. ‘

A final newspapers before the elections showed that the large parties the primary mood had combined to fall into a record low in the run -up to the last federal elections.

Both Albanian and the support of Dutton were taken from campaigns in the last week.

Labor’s primary vote ended 33 percent and the coalition was at the top of only 34 percent.

This means that the large parties will probably receive a voice share of 67 percent, that a decrease of 1.3 percent has been since the 2022 elections that set the record for the lowest enthusiasm for the two parties at that time.

The voter said that liberal leader Peter Dutton is only a little better than the prime minister

Anthony Albanese is depicted

Senator Hanson, who was an unexpected challenge of the Legalizer Cannabis Party for the last elections, said her party will rise in the run -up to the 2025 elections.

Her daughter, Lee Hanson, used this increase to challenge the old Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie’s seat in parliament.

Polls in South Australia have also shown that the party has picked up support in the regional seat of Spence.

Mrs. Hanson’s daughter said that although her mother is divided, she still represents the best values ​​of Australia.

“My mother is polarizing. I’m not my mother. I’m very different, “she said in April.

“But I appreciate that she taught me the values ​​of honesty, integrity to get up and give a voice to those who don’t feel that they have a voice.”