that I'd agree with (partially) Labor will lose it, but how? I doubt they'd touch negative gearing, and would be insane to go near franking credits again.
I don't think it will be this whole referendum hoopla, they'd have to try pretty hard to do it before the next federal election.
besides they have Dutton as their *not so * secret weapon at the moment, but who would replace Dutton? Josh works for Goldman Sachs
or similar, so who else?
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