Pauline is doing what Shorty should - drain the swamp!!! But Shorty can't do that otherwise he would disappear!!!One Nation dumps anti-gay 'ratbag' candidate Shan Ju LinBy Gail Burke and Kym Agius Updated 26 minutes ago

Pauline Hanson and Shan Ju Lin smile PHOTO: Ms Lin (right) was running in Bundamba in the 2018 Queensland election. (Supplied)
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One Nation founder Pauline Hanson is making no apologies for sacking Queensland candidate Shan Ju Lin for her anti-gay comments, saying she will not let people trash her or her party.Ms Lin was dumped on Saturday night after a number of Facebook posts, including saying that "gays should be treated as patients" and "abnormal sex behaviour leads to abnormal crime".
In another post, Ms Lin mocked outgoing US President Barack Obama's LGBTI policies using a digitally manipulated picture of him in drag.
Ms Hanson suspended Ms Lin, a school teacher and Harmony Day Festival committee president, on Friday night and warned her to stop the posts, but said the "disparaging comments" appeared again on Saturday night.
"These are not the views shared by One Nation, nor the views of fellow candidates and the general public," Senator Hanson said in a statement.
"I will not stand by and allow people to trash the party or my name, so I make no apologies for being tough on candidates."
Senator Hanson said Ms Lin responded:
"Once gays realise they can put pressure on a candidate, they will start to target other One Nation candidates also."
Ms Lin also took to her Facebook again account to thank her supporters, adding "I certainly did not want to compromise her personal integrity and values".
A spokesperson for Senator Hanson on Sunday told the ABC "the party is doing extraordinarily well and the party does not want ratbags".

PHOTO: One Nation candidate Shan Ju Lin has made controversial comments about gay people on Facebook. (Facebook: Shan Ju Lin)
Ms Lin had been preselected last month to run in the seat of Bundamba, west of Brisbane, in the slated 2018 state election.
Since her preselection, she had already made comments which ostracised parts of the Asian community.
Her disendorsement came just weeks after another candidate, Andy Semple, was forced to quit after similar inappropriate comments.
Mayor threatens to withdraw funding from Ms Lin's organisationMs Lin currently sits as Harmony Day Festival organising committee president in Ipswich.
The festival promotes multiculturalism and intercultural understanding.

Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale PHOTO: Mr Pisasale said Ms Lin's organisation committee gets up to $7,000 from council a year. (AAP: Dan Peled)
It receives between $5,000 and $7,000 a year from the Ipswich City Council, which takes in Bundamba.
Mayor Paul Pisasale said he did not want any of the council's money going to the organising committee until Ms Lin apologised.
He stopped short of calling for her resignation.
"That's a promise," he said.
"When I saw those comments I thought how could this happen in this day and age in Australia.
"She needs to apologise to the people of Australia.
"Stop bending to the minority groups to try to get elected, get out there and show some leadership and skills."
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