Pauline Hanson targets Jacqui Lambie’s health condition in new Please Explain cartoon

Jacqui Lambie’s prolapsed vagina has become the unlikely punchline in the latest Pauline Hanson cartoon.

Pauline Hanson’s latest cartoon, targeted the Albanese government’s Digital Duty of Care bill which is designed to regulate online safety, algorithms and digital platforms.

In the clip, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was trying to end free speech on the internet where he gathered a group of politicians who were also “disliked”.

His character said to Ms Lambie’s, “They are even calling Jacqui unhinged,” prompting Lambie’s cartoon depiction to fire back.

”It’s that bloody Pauline’s cartoon mate, it’s gotta go?” before adding, “Plus I can’t laugh because of my prolapsed vagina.”

From there, the running joke has her clutching at herself every time something sets off Ms Lambie’s character.

NewsWire reached out to Ms Lambie for comment but she was unavailable due to being at an event for the Hudson Institute – a research facility that deals with reproductive health.

The real Ms Lambie previously said in a speech she is not alone with her condition that impacts thousands of Australian women.

“There are too many women suffering, often in pain and embarrassment. This is a common condition that affects thousands of Australian women,” she said.

Fellow veteran Andrew Hastie doesn’t escape unscathed either, with the sketch mocking the idea that his war hero status should make him immune from criticism. “Traitor, A Traitor? But I’m a veteran and I’m immune from criticism,” his character protests.

Mr Hastie is an SAS veteran and served twice in Afghanistan but has attracted the ire of One Nation after he gave evidence against Roberts-Smith in a failed defamation case against Nine newspapers.

Anthony Albanese’s caricature cops a serve too, with his animated counterpart declaring that anyone who doesn’t laugh at his jokes is committing “hate speech”, while his treasurer Jim Chalmers is shown to be playing with block, with the gag about his poor running of the economy.

The video is part of a political cartoon series created by One Nation called Please Explain, which takes aim at issues and parties while promoting One Nation.

Comments that appeared on the video were positive with one X user saying “We need bright orange ‘harmful content’ bumper stickers”.