Turnbull Versus Abbott. its game on.

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  1. jim1964

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    jim1964, 14th Sep, 2015
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  2. Coota9

    Coota9 Well-Known Member

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    It's game over already..Abbott out Turnbull in!!

    My prediction anyway.....
     
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  3. Biz

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    Whats this? 6 pm's in 8 years?
     
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    Coota9 Well-Known Member

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    Yep...5 in 5
     
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    Im glad, hopfully that scumbag isnt our pm for much longer
     
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  6. jim1964

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    What a absolute joke Australian Politics are.
     
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  7. Biz

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    So passionate!
     
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    You're a Labour party voter/member then? Why is he a scumbag?
     
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    They should have had the decency to let him lose the next election instead of flushing him. Two Year Tony proves the Libs are at least as venal and self-serving as their Labor counterparts were when they knifed rudd.
     
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    How embarrasing. We can't keep a PM for a full term these days. Hopefully they boot him out of Parliament completely and don't leave him around festering like a bad sore to whiteant Turbull like Rudd did to Gillard. So far this government has been a rerun of the last government(s). Time to do something different I think.
     
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    Perthguy Well-Known Member

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    Yep. Any Labor voters are welcome to walk around looking smug at this point. This lot have proved they are no better than the last lot.
     
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    Depends. Gillard won leadership only about 6 months prior to calling an election. Not a lot was actually achieved in that time. A change of leadership now gives Turnbull the opportunity to actually try get something done, or at least show some leadership to the public. There's still time to turn things around.
     
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    Turnbull as PM would get a lot of support from the centre and left, which have been somewhat alienated by Tony and the right. I think the ALP would have a lot more trouble winning an election from Macolm than against Tony.

    Of course Malcolm would alienate the right, but that ultimately won't lose the coalition too many votes.
     
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    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    Any Labor voters are seeing the chance to regain power slip away from them.
     
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    Abbott was the best policy the ALP had for winning the next election.

    They might have to come up with some policy now.
     
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    Im generally centre left but I certainly dont mind Turnbull as PM and Morrison as Treasurer and Bishop as Foreign Minister.
     
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    Has everybody forgotten how unpopular Turnbull was as opposition leader?
     
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    Tony was a very effective opposition leader. It didn't make him a good leader.
     
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    A true Labor voter/member would want TA as PM come the next election.
     
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