Australians are sick of the current political professional politicians that have been in Canberra for about 30 years. Eden-Monaro is currently held by Mike Kelly and known as a "bellwether seat" - a crucial seat that has been historically held by the governing party. Mr Lynch is the eleventh NSW candidate Mr Palmer has announced during his four week tour but the first he has travelled into the state to announce with more than 40 candidates endorsed in Queensland, NSW and Victoria. Palmer again said that he plans to field candidates in all 150 House of Representative Seats and a Senate team in each state and territory. "My message this morning for NSW is help is on the way," he said. Palmer stayed true to form in his relentless criticism of both major parties which yesterday saw him take aim at the birthplace of Prime Minister Julia Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott, stating they had failed the public and were run by private interests and lobbyists. ``Most lobbyists employ a former Labor minister and a former Liberal minister," he said. ``Someone like me who's got a lot of money you go along and offer them a million dollars." ``They'll get the result you need regardless of the policies they say and regardless of who's in power. ``That's not really a democracy. ``I believe Australians are sick of the way the country is currently being run," he said. ``This is why I am prepared to dedicate my time and energy to the Palmer United Party.