Daily Mail Online Article RatingHilarious sausage sizzle menu sets the internet alight on election day
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56% : The politically inspired menu which was on offer for voters at Camdenville Public School in Sydney's inner-west on Saturday54% : The P&C group from Camdenville Public School in Newtown (pictured) ensured a plethora of tastes and preferences were catered for at their election day BBQ'We are watching NSW, QLD and Victoria at the same time...so we have 126 seats coming in at the same time and if it's close we hang around for 8pm when WA comes in,' he told the ABC.
33% :Be it One Nation identity Pauline Hanson, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott or Labor leader Anthony Albanese, the P&C group from Camdenville Public School in Newtown cracked jokes about politicians from all walks of life in their sausage sizzle menu.
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