A3: "Tony Abbott is Prime Minister for now... just because you are elected PM for a 3 year term. doesn't mean you will always serve that whole term"
Chuckle.
Tthe ALP certainly proved that, and not only for a federal election but a caucus one as well.
@monman12 wrote:LL: "he'll he out on his ass at the end of this term. the reality is hitting home sufficiently to render him a one termed . get used to that."
Come on LL, , whilst you might fantasise, hope, wish, plead, beg, why not wait for a year, or until 6 months after the new senators are ensconced.
As for your prediction, like this one I would suggest apropos Cory Barnadi:
"I guess we will find out when Abbott gives him a ministry position John"
Waiting, waiting !!
well one prediction didn't come off, which is by any measure still a good record. considering almost every thing else has come to pass. you also have to remember its early days yet.
12 November
International Business Times - AU edition
For the first sitting week of the 44th parliament, Newspoll conducted exclusively for The Australian a survey which revealed that Prime Minister Tony Abbott's personal support decreased.
There were two factors that contributed much to this descend in personal support: Mr Abbott was continuously being criticised about his claims of carbon tax repeal and Indonesia's hard attitude against Mr Abbott's asylum seekers policy.
The Latest Newspoll survey showed that dissatisfaction for Mr Abbott went up four percentage points from 34 per cent to 38 per cent; while satisfaction rating had plummeted from 47 per cent to 45 per cent.
