The Coalition, as expected, did not.Much like a peplum top, everything that is old is new again in politics "I don't think there's ever been a party president who's taken a vow of silence, and I'm certainly not going to start," he told the ABC.His re-emergence came on the tails of a Australian Financial Review/Redbridge poll, which suggested One Nation had pulled ahead of Labor as the most popular political party.Pauline Hanson downplayed its significance, even as she welcomed her first ever elected lower house MP to parliament.As the leader of an anti-establishment party who pitches herself as the outsider, Hanson can't afford to get too head of herself