Can someone explain to me why it is a good thing

[donnashuggy]

For the LNP to continue with such an UNPOPULAR leader?

I don't get it at all, they are not really showing support and unity as a party so that cannot be a reason.

Doesn't having an unpopular matter to them?

Is it simply because some of them want to keep their jobs?

Is there an explanation out there that makes sense?

Do they want to lose the next election?

[icyfroth]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

For the LNP to continue with such an UNPOPULAR leader?

I don't get it at all, they are not really showing support and unity as a party so that cannot be a reason.

Doesn't having an unpopular matter to them?

Is it simply because some of them want to keep their jobs?

Is there an explanation out there that makes sense?

Do they want to lose the next election?

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according to popular opinion, they're going to anyway so might as well last the distance.

[myoclon1cjerk]

It ain't over yet.

[donnashuggy]

The only winner I can see in all this is labor

[icyfroth]

Posted this on Tony Abbotts Support Page as well:

“TODAY’S EVENTS ARE JUST THE BEGINNING”.
We now know we have 39 not so bright Liberals in our party and they need to put their thinking cap on ASAP.
The media have conveniently forgotten with the National Party support that makes 82 to 39. The media can suggest that we the public are stupid but at election time there will be a massive swing to the National Party if the Liberal back b...enchers pursue this course, while they are probably not much use to their country or electorate at the end of the day they are contributing to putting Labor back in power.

Liberal and National Party people will never vote Labor.
The Nationals will never sell their country out to the UN.
The Nationals were very supportive and vocal with their support of our Prime Minister, the media chose not to show us that.
Liberal people who feel they have been let down by their party will not vote Labor, they will not vote Liberal either some people have blood flowing through their veins not that yellow stuff.

[debra9275]

He has until June to turn the polls around. Will be interesting to see what happens when he can't

[grandmoon]

Its A good thing for those who support him as they keep their seats on the front bench (they get paid more then those sitting on the back bench )

[2106greencat]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

For the LNP to continue with such an UNPOPULAR leader?

I don't get it at all, they are not really showing support and unity as a party so that cannot be a reason.

Doesn't having an unpopular matter to them?

Is it simply because some of them want to keep their jobs?

Is there an explanation out there that makes sense?

Do they want to lose the next election?

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It is a good thing, keeping Abbott is the final nail in the LNP coffin.

I am just waiting for a call for an early election.....to God's ears

get rid of the lot of them in one foul sweep -

NSW - your turn soon...........hope you all make you feelings known the way the Qlder's have done.

[cherry*135]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

For the LNP to continue with such an UNPOPULAR leader?

I don't get it at all, they are not really showing support and unity as a party so that cannot be a reason.

Doesn't having an unpopular matter to them?

Is it simply because some of them want to keep their jobs?

Is there an explanation out there that makes sense?

Do they want to lose the next election?

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He will still get dumped.. just take a bit longer. He is not allowed one more stuff-up either.. 

NSW Govt don't want him anywhere near them leading up to the election.. might be hard as he lives in NSW!

[poddster]

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@donnashuggy wrote:
The only winner I can see in all this is labor

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Wishful thinking Donna?