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Trump-hating Aussies are foaming at the mouth about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s recent “Make Australia Great Again” comments.

The Indigenous Australian senator made the “MAGA” remarks in Western Australia on Saturday.

Speaking alongside the opposition leader, Price offered Australians hope, saying she was confident about the Coalition’s candidate line-up.

“I’m so proud to be able to stand beside them to ensure that we can make Australia great again,” she asserted.

We will “bring Australia back to its former glory.”

By doing so, Peter Dutton’s government efficiency (DOGE) contender didn’t just offer hope; she took the LNP’s weak “get Australia back on track” election campaign nuclear.

Labor Laughs

Despite widespread applause for her making the MAGA stand, Labor Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ridiculed the Indigenous senator’s words as “strange”.

A smirking Albanese seemed to put down Price’s optimism by writing Price’s hope as unoriginal and un-Australian.

Laughing off the idea, the Labor PM played to a laughing crowd, telling them the Indigenous senator was “borrowing policy from another country.”

Albanese — whose party members have questionable ties to China — then declared,

“We know as Australians that we don’t need to borrow from anyone.”

Keep in mind: the PM dismissing an Aboriginal voice, is the same PM who wasted over 400 million dollars of taxpayer money on “The Voice”.

Albanese splashed a lot of cash around trying to coerce Australians into cementing an unelected “Aboriginal Voice” to parliament in the constitution.

Like Trump, Australians appear to have dodged a bullet.

Labor’s mockery of Price’s MAGA statements strongly suggests self-interest.

The Labor Party’s Indigenous voice would only have applied to those happy to cash in on Labor’s talking points.

As if to make my point about rewarding the rank and file, Labor Minister for Education Jason Clare parroted the PM.

Clare described Price’s comments as “cut and paste straight from the US.”

Losing with Labor

Aware the Australian Labor Party were using her MAGA comments as a distraction, Price redirected attention to a list of Labor’s failures.

Outmanoeuvring Albo’s Marxian misdirection, she reminded Australians that their woes were caused by Albo.

First on the list was Labor’s cost-of-living crisis.

Second was how Labor’s government spending was hyping up inflation, and how Labor divided the nation.

This included Labor’s weak responses to a belligerent Communist Chinese Party.

The Indigenous Australian senator concluded with Labor’s failings on national debt and national security.

I would add to this Labor Party’s hypocrisy about borrowed policy.

The hate for MAGA makes hatred of MAGA a political commodity.

Such is Albanese’s attempt to import Trump hate and exploit it down under.

Why?

Well, they’re desperate, Price implied in a statement on Facebook.

Instead of arguing against Make Australia Great Again on merit, they’re “going after a woman who loves her country, is proud to be Australian, and is willing to fight for all Australians.”

By condemning hope, they’re belittling Australians, she seemed to suggest.

Squarely handing Albanese back his Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) ball, Price rejected the criticisms.

Digging in, she exclaimed,

“Let’s go, Team Australia!”

“Labor has put you last for three years; it’s time to PUT LABOR LAST!”

There’s nothing “strange”  about Jacinta Price’s optimism.

There’s a lot wrong with the Labor Party’s apparent hatred for renewing Australia’s potential.

As my astute Daily Declaration colleague Kurt Mahlburg wrote on X,

“We’re not living through a cost-of-living crisis — we’re living through a cost of govt crisis.”

This country is dying from overregulation.

Spoke with a mate today who runs a carpentry business with several employees.

Once he’s paid wages and overheads, almost all profit goes to the tax man.

We’re not living through a cost of living crisis — it’s a cost of govt crisis.

— Kurt Mahlburg (@k_mahlburg) April 12, 2025

Although Price distanced herself from Donald Trump after Australia’s left-wing legacy media played defence for Albanese and “spooked” the LNP, the senator didn’t distance herself from MAGA’s hope-filled sentiment.

I stand with Jacinta.

Make Australia Great Again.