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Originally posted by Sailor101: ↑

Surely the LNP have to sack Dutton and Taylor soon ? An election is not far off, and the new boys (because they won't be girls) will have to put their training wheels on.

Let's face it, the Budget reply was a fizzer, with it's emphasis on Nuclear Power and Immigration

It is quite apparent why we have not seen any details on these two keys policies - the LNP cannot agree amongst themselves, and they have obviously not crunched the numbers

We have got Taylor saying that Nuclear Power must be commercially viable on the one hand, but not one financial institution putting their hand up and saying "pick me". How many states have said " not in our back yard thanks" ?

All of the headlines in the Australian Financial Review have been negative on the vague plan to curb immigration, and it's impact on housing, construction, education, IT, mining, engineering, health, aged care etc etc .

Put simply, the LNP have not been able to land a punch, and the polls show it.

Both Dutton's and Taylor's performances in recent times (Press Club, 7.30 Report, Insiders for example) have been a complete joke. They should both be sacked as soon as possible if the LNP is to have any hope at the next election. (Together with Barnaby Joyce and Bridget McKenzie)

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It’s not good reading for Labor…with a primary vote as low as 29% from the polls immediately following what many labelled as an election Budget…

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