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01/09/16

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Originally posted by ex bull ↑

It is said that a fish rots from the head.

The lackadaisical behaviour of the Liberals today has revealed that the Liberals are rotting.

As they say if the body is rotting then blame the leader. The question is can they be saved.

Lacking leadership where the PM puts in occasional appearances has drained out discipline. As I've said repeatedly Turnbull does not understand leadership. It is well known that he lacks spine where the job of PM demands spine.

No-one seems to know why he wants to be PM. It is too important a job to have a passer-by drop in and take over. In choosing Turnbull most of the Libs have also lost their fight. They are like a ship without a rudder. The Libs need to set up another DD where they dump Turnbull just before the election.

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I don't think the public will look kindly on another double dissolution . Double Dissolution is not a tool to be used to settle internal party conflicts.

Why don't they just remove Turnbull ?
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