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07/07/16

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Originally posted by Bobbin ↑

I feel like Turnbull has put a knife through my heart. Wonder how many other Liberal supporters feel the same way?

Turnbull hot foots to Qld to prostate himself before Katter to form a coalition government.
Katter says OK - on one condition - NO union bashing.
Turnbull says - bless you.

AND in one day the LNP turns into a Labor party clone.
Turnbull could have saved himself the journey and just asked Bill Shorten if he was happy to join a Coalition of the absurd.

Why did Turnbull have a double dissolution election - it was to stop the lawlessness of the Union movement!!!!!!.

In one day he makes a whole mockery of the issue and the election.

The man is without doubt NOT a Liberal Party leader.

Turnbull - stand aside. You are not a leader. And certainly not a leader of the Liberal Party.

In effect we now have a LNP government supporting the Union movement.
Lets see how much intestinal fortitude the newly elected LNP members have.
Will there be a party room revolt or will they meekly acquiesce to this absurd partnership?
Guess we will find out soon enough if we have men or a bunch of bedwetters governing us.

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Bobbin i think nearly "everybody" forgot this election was about the unions because Turnbull didn't even mention it

He was gutless during the campaign , didn't even mention immigration

You are right , ge has never been a Liberal , pity Labor didn't accept him when he applied - the weasel
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