Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has openly criticized Pauline Hanson, the leader of One Nation, for her strong support of Donald Trump and his policies, particularly regarding the Middle East. He described her stance as 'MAGA first,' suggesting that it prioritizes American interests over those of Australians. This critique comes as One Nation's popularity surges, with polls indicating they are surpassing Labor in some areas, prompting the Coalition to strategize on how to counter Hanson's influence. In a recent podcast, Hanson suggested that Trump's military efforts could still be deemed successful if they secure oil supplies, reflecting her continued endorsement of his actions. Hastie emphasized that loyalty should lie with Australian citizens, not foreign ideologies. A survey revealed that 62% of Australians hold a negative view of Trump, complicating Hanson's position as she attempts to align herself with him. Additionally, One Nation's growing influence poses a significant challenge to the Coalition as they prepare for future elections, with Hastie's seat being a primary target for Hanson's party.