I like Turnbull, but. He missed the boat And this scenario is nothing like the Rudd/Gillard thing.She should have said no.Then she would have romped it in. Yeah, I know, I'll get dragged onto the carpet for this post.

If or when they change leader, then all promises are off so the new leader doesn't have to adhere to anything previously said.

That is going to leave a few on her with not much to moan about.


I agree re the left want a change for vindication purposes and the media are hooked on them.

Cant understand why Turnbull isin parliament considering he could retire on his millions if he wanted.

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@vicr3000 wrote:
Cant understand why Turnbull isin parliament considering he could retire on his millions if he wanted.

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Because he's there for the right reasons? I believe Julia was, her party screwed her over.

It isn't and should never be about money or perks. Or glory. I think sometimes, some of them think it is. And the media laps it up.

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@poddster wrote:

That is the very reason that he will NEVER be leader of the NLP, he may aspirations to lead the lefties though 🙂

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Never say Never!

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@myoclon1cjerk wrote:
Lefties doing their best to bring about a leadership challenge. 😄 😄

Of course Tony's incompetence has nothing to do with it. 😄

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No,they can't see that through their rose tinted glasses.  Don't want to admit they backed a loser,  I guess.

 

Apart from TA's foibles, a Govt that targets the poor, the sick, the young & the elderly won't last long.

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@duck---dodgers wrote:

Alfred E. Neuman

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That's a mad suggestion duck---dodgers