Hundreds of Libs resigning

Originally posted by 310843B ↑

Turnbull, just too clever for words (that's the nicest thing I can say here)
and now its already falling apart

with more and more looking to the little parties to represent them
which will control even King Turnbull
(please no silly jokes about these voters joining the communist, that will never happen)

AND with members of the Liberal Party resigning, where will their, the Liberals party workers come from
? It would seem even the Liberal Party doesn't give an right royal flying s....
err sugar about winning either or about Australia

but
BUT I WOULD suggest both he, King Turnbull and Julie really don't care if they destroy the Party
for the King this will be just an spiteful move with, you sacked me once, the rightful King
and Julie will be an so called Leader with the UN, without looking back or caring

Hundreds of Libs resigning
The Liberal Party is receiving hundreds of letters of resignation from branch members nationwide, refusals to work on election campaigns and threats to join or create new parties as a result of the removal of Tony Abbott as prime minister.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/sub...b0e83fe5bff8bf44491b3fc826f&memtype=anonymous

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Another news report says that the president of the Liberal Party in Tasmania has said only 10 people had resigned:
"In light of media reports today, I wish to provide the facts in relation to resignations from the Tasmanian division," Mr Page said on Facebook on Wednesday.
"Since the change of leadership of the federal Liberal Party on September 14, we have had seven resignations and three unfinancial members choosing not to renew citing the leadership change.
"During this period we have also had eight applications from new members wishing to join the Liberal Party.
"While any resignation of any member is regrettable, we need to keep a sense of proportion about this given that it is a matter of public record that the Tasmanian division's membership numbers over 2,000."
A spokesman for Senator Abetz later said the figure in the email referred to the number of resignations from the party nation-wide, not just Tasmania.
He was unable to provide a specific number of members in Australia who had resigned.