For reasons we honestly can’t explain, Senator Pauline Hanson has made the mistake of taking on SBS journalist and high priestess of the internet, Lee Lin Chin ahead of Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration ceremony.
The feud first began on Monday when Hanson tweeted, “Would you believe it? I have been gifted tickets to the Presidential Inauguration Ceremony of @realDonaldTrump – What an honour!”
The last minute invitation to the One Nation Party leader came after weeks of speculation that Trump's camp has struggled to secure guests and entertainment for the inauguration, something Chin pointed out in her reply to Hanson's tweet.
"Who hasn't got tickets? No actual Americans want to go so they're just inviting everyone. I've got a +8 for my man harem," the presenter replied.
Clearly missing the joke (and the section of Chin's Twitter bio that reads "These tweets are obviously jokes") Hanson took the tweet literally and replied, "I hope @LeeLinChinSBS your harem isn't also rorting the taxpayer by collecting welfare like some other harems do because that is a bad look."
Honestly, it makes absolutely no sense. But then, neither does Hanson, really.
Not missing a beat, Chin - a Gold Logie nominee - replied, "Men pay to be in my harem. It's like you don't even know who I am."
Ohhhhh burn.
While the volley was entertaining, one big question still remains.
If not even Pauline Hanson will go to Donald Trump's 13th birthday party inauguration, who is!?
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One Nation lobbied to receive the tickets. So Pauline was not sent her ticket as she claimed.
Wow, Hanson really has to go right for the jugular, EVERY TIME, doesn't she? She can't just enjoy a JOKE. I do not like Lee Lin Chin (her voice sound like 10 pegs on her nose) but at least Lee actually has a traditional Aussie larrikin sense of humour - where is YOURS, Pauline? So serious! Hanson is wound tighter than a 10 day clock. Soon we will see sprockets and everything exploding from her. I think Hanson needs a valium. Or some anti-depressants. She is the most dour, humourless and miserable person in politics.