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@grandmoon wrote:

While most people are talking Julie Bishop. Malcolm Turnbull or Tony Abbott.

 

Is there anyone else you would like to see as PM.

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Bill Shorten - but in the meantime I'll settle for Malcolm Turnbull.

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@gleee58 wrote:

Why Andrews?  Yikes, he's about the worst choice.

 

Sharman Stone might put her hand up for the challenge.

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I agree that Andrews would be a terrible choice

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@grandmoon wrote:

While most people are talking Julie Bishop. Malcolm Turnbull or Tony Abbott.

 

Is there anyone else you would like to see as PM.

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  What about this one?

I'd like to see Mr Abbott prevail, but I think it will be Mr Turnbull.

He is very urbane, if nothing else, and if he does the get top job I hope he makes a great PM so Bill Shorten will be old and grey before Labor get another tilt at it.

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@icyfroth wrote:

I'd like to see Mr Abbott prevail, but I think it will be Mr Turnbull.

 

He is very urbane, if nothing else, and if he does the get top job I hope he makes a great PM so Bill Shorten will be old and grey before Labor get another tilt at it.

 

 

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He'll be torn apart

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@donnashuggy wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

I'd like to see Mr Abbott prevail, but I think it will be Mr Turnbull.

 

He is very urbane, if nothing else, and if he does the get top job I hope he makes a great PM so Bill Shorten will be old and grey before Labor get another tilt at it.

 

 

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He'll be torn apart

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We'll just have to wait and see on that.

Rightly or wrongly, it does seem from recent events that public opinion is leaning towards the left at the moment, and if public opinion needs appeasing thenTurnbull, as   PM, might be a sensible compromise.