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Bazza wrote: Yep according to twitter Corman and Cash have walked, looks like it over.

What a disaster.

Currently a division is happening to refer Dutton to the High Court.

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: Yep according to twitter Corman and Cash have walked, looks like it over.

What a disaster.

Currently a division is happening to refer Dutton to the High Court.[/quote

Defeated 68 to 69.

swan42 wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: Yep according to twitter Corman and Cash have walked, looks like it over.

What a disaster.

Currently a division is happening to refer Dutton to the High Court.[/quote

Defeated 68 to 69.

What a total rabble this so called Government is. Hopefully this leadership circus will lead to 2 terms in opposition for this mob when the election is eventually called, as well as Dutton losing his seat.

Bazza how can you support the Liberals in the next federal election given they have got rid of Abbott and Turnbull and will be onto a 3rd PM soon? A PM who has so much doubt about his eligibility.

mikeh wrote:

swan42 wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: Yep according to twitter Corman and Cash have walked, looks like it over.

What a disaster.

Currently a division is happening to refer Dutton to the High Court.[/quote

Defeated 68 to 69.

What a total rabble this so called Government is. Hopefully this leadership circus will lead to 2 terms in opposition for this mob when the election is eventually called, as well as Dutton losing his seat.

That is certain to happen.

swan42 wrote: Bazza how can you support the Liberals in the next federal election given they have got rid of Abbott and Turnbull and will be onto a 3rd PM soon? A PM who has so much doubt about his eligibility.

No doubt you still voted ALP after the Rudd Gillard Rudd shambles...

Looks like Morrison may be emerging as another candidate if there is another spill which now seems inevitable. Julie is already positioning herself for deputy no doubt. Get your popcorn out guys, this is going to be an interesting day.

Bazza wrote:

swan42 wrote: Bazza how can you support the Liberals in the next federal election given they have got rid of Abbott and Turnbull and will be onto a 3rd PM soon? A PM who has so much doubt about his eligibility.

No doubt you still voted ALP after the Rudd Gillard Rudd shambles...

I have always voted for the party that is interested in health, education, pensioners, the unemployed, environment, apprenticeships, etc and in the time I have been eligible to vote the party that is more closely aligned to my own views is the ALP. Nothing that has happened during the Abbott/Turnbull/XXXX governments they are diametrically opposite my views.

As a specific example I have heard many Liberals shed crocodile tears about people not being able to afford to pay their electricity bills when those same Liberals have reduced workers' pay by supporting cutting of penalty rates.

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote:

swan42 wrote: Bazza how can you support the Liberals in the next federal election given they have got rid of Abbott and Turnbull and will be onto a 3rd PM soon? A PM who has so much doubt about his eligibility.

No doubt you still voted ALP after the Rudd Gillard Rudd shambles...

I have always voted for the party that is interested in health, education, pensioners, the unemployed, environment, apprenticeships, etc and in the time I have been eligible to vote the party that is more closely aligned to my own views is the ALP. Nothing that has happened during the Abbott/Turnbull/XXXX governments they are diametrically opposite my views.

As a specific example I have heard many Liberals shed crocodile tears about people not being able to afford to pay their electricity bills when those same Liberals have reduced workers' pay by supporting cutting of penalty rates.

As I expected you voted ALP regardless.

Apparently a Dutton staffer in his office in Brisbane has raised the Australian flag UPSIDE DOWN