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    Liberals wait on Hastie-Taylor decision before challenging Sussan Ley’s leadership

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    2. MrBeer9999 on

      “Weakened Liberals admit that the Nationals can veto their leader.”

      Ouch, must be embarrassing.

    4. Dockers4flag2035orB4 on

      I read a letter to the The West that

      suggested the current LNP MPs are actually all labor plants, inserted into parliament to sow discord and disunity to take every one’s minds off the Labor Governments agenda.

      I thought it was funny enough to repeat.

    7. R_W0bz on

      Surly the big donors are abandoning ship at this point. I’m surprised a Turnbull or someone hasn’t either tried to coup the party or start their own to gobble up teal votes or people that want a serious alternative to Labor. The transparency that liberals and nationals just want Gina’s vote and don’t give a shit about everyday people is massive here.

    8. dinosaurtruck on

      I got AI to summarise the difference between these two for me. Based on that I prefer Taylor. But I don’t vote Liberal anyway so perhaps my views are irrelevant.

    10. AH2112 on

      Fantastic move, well done Angus Taylor.

      He forces the spill and becomes leader of the Libs, they’ll have no fucking seats left at all.

      And Albo will be bending over backwards to appease Murdoch.

    11. Spartx8 on

      Liberals doing anything the junior partner demands is crazy. The Nationals lose more from the split than the Liberals do.

    12. andthegeekshall on

      Two of the nation’s biggest fuckwits vie for a job that’ll eventually see them shafted because neither can appeal to the electorate or Australia as a whole.

      Watching the Libs fragment and fracture used to be fun, now it’s just sad. Like watching a clown die in the middle of their act.

    16. Puzzleheaded-Eye9081 on

      I’m not sure hastie is dumb enough to blow his shot at leadership before the inevitable loss of the next election. But Taylor absolutely is.

    17. gikku on

      They’ve got two election cycles to think about, 5 more likely 8-11 years to sit on it. There’s no rush. Little Johny, Australia’s worst PM up until the 3 Libs that followed him, came back twice as Oppsn leader in the ’80s and ’90s.

    18. sss133 on

      Who the fuck does Taylor think he is? 🤣. He’s a background guy. He’s not as hard as Dutton presented himself as, he’s bumbling in a boring dull way not a Scomo way and has no charisma or charm at all. He’s like Matt Guy without a smarmy smile.

      Kinda hope he gets the leadership just to laugh when his career ends in 12 months.

      If he actually goes for leadership you realise it’s just a self serving thing not anything substantial to push the government or win and lead an election.

    20. BESTtaylorINTHEWORLD on

      Isn’t there like 5 of them? They can share the 5 days of the working week, the winner gets a minty

    21. Economy-Career-7473 on

      I can’t wait until either of them stands up as “Leader of the Opposition” and Albo tells them to sit down so the actual Leader, Littleproud, can speak, seeing that’s it’s the tail wagging the dog with the LNP.