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swan42 wrote:

ArkRoyal wrote: It depends whether the Tories think they can win another election. We do not know where public opinion will be in six to twelve months, particularlly if the Tories change the Prime Minister in that time.

Back to Abbott? That would please BC.

No it wouldn't. TA was excellent in opposition relentlessly pounding Rudd and Gillard but a terrible PM. I'm just hoping the Libs get up and the real Turnbull emerges some time soon for all our sakes because a Labor government will bankrupt the country in no time flat.

BC wrote:

swan42 wrote:

ArkRoyal wrote: It depends whether the Tories think they can win another election. We do not know where public opinion will be in six to twelve months, particularlly if the Tories change the Prime Minister in that time.

Back to Abbott? That would please BC.

No it wouldn't. TA was excellent in opposition relentlessly pounding Rudd and Gillard but a terrible PM. I'm just hoping the Libs get up and the real Turnbull emerges some time soon for all our sakes because a Labor government will bankrupt the country in no time flat.

Give me a break, the "real Turnbull"? How many times have we heard this? If the bloke doesn't have the courage of his convictions and he pretends to be someone else to appease others then he is not fit to be a Prime Minister. They said this when he successfully shafted Abbot at his second attempt.

If the coalition manage to form government they will only be part time caretakers and seat warmers. The next election (whenever that is) Labor will bolt it in because they have clear policies that Australia wants.

I listened to the latest press conferences from both Turnbull and Shorten. The difference was daylight. Turnbull full of "Uhmm, well, let me say this" even had to be reminded by Barnaby Joyce to thank his electorate and giggled of course we need them to become an MP in the first place.

Bill Shorten was clear and concise and shows far more leadership quality than this great white hope Malcolm Turnbull. And do you think Turnbull would be pushing for a Royal Commission into the banking sector? A former merchant banker himself? Lol