Is Scott Morrison our next PM?

Re: Is Scott Morrison our next P.M ?

Yes Morrison is the man and he should be PM now IMHO....You would see the Coalitions ratings go sky high....He would leave Shorten, Pliberseck and Bowen for dead....I sure hope it happens before the next election...Tony is a good bloke but lacks that charisma that voters thrive on.

I did meet him (Abbott) some time ago in an official capacity and I found him very sincere.

 

Yes, I respect Morrison and the more he speaks the more I respect him. Would love to see him takeover and would most likely vote for him.
I will never vote for Tony again. He is a liar and a party hack (like Bronwyn) who know how to play the political game but has an aversion to science and has an old fashioned view of the world.

 

If the Libs change leaders they will have to change Treasurers as well. Hockey has been a disaster, failing to tackle corporate tax avoidance after making a big noise about it, and stubbornly insisting on retaining perks for the few a la negative gearing and superannuation at the nation's expense.

Our worst Treasurer since Billy McMahon.

 

Scott will have the issue a number of politicians have. They can look good as ministers but as leader they have to work much harder at internal divisions and power struggles.

 

Poster boy of the right wing but I think Abbott will destroy any credibility the right never had.

 

And yet it's Bill Shorten that's now preaching the virtues of boat turnbacks.

You're going to have to grow Green feathers now IF.

 

Scott Morrison seems to be able to cut through with the message very well.

While there's no doubt that being PM presents a more complex set of challenges, the internal party side of it is driven heavily by polls. My hope is that the social security portfolio is grooming for higher office.

 

Wasn't it Scott who gave a speech at the IofPA the other day, filled with untruths about negative gearing and housing affordability? If he can let unfactual stuff role off his tongue so easily, surely he's not a new dawn, but just the same as what we have been getting for quite some time.

 

Just another head in a barrel of rotting fish.

 

We are so blessed to have so much talent, on both sides, to choose from.

Stinking piles of bobble heads these days masquerading as politicians looking after our best interests.

One things for sure, Bronny The Bee-do has to go. The trouble is, she genuinely thinks she's done nothing wrong?

The Pigs at the Trough mentality is so entrenched now most of them think the same way.

As to the topic, the other Bishop has the numbers over the hatchet man.

 

Sportsbet:

Julie Bishop: $1.96
Peter Dutton: $2:50
Scott Morrison: $4:00

If Scott Morrison backs himself to achieve a win the next election (a very tough gig that seems at the moment), it may be his time or Julie Bishop in the hope of a respectable loss with Scott Morrison to follow in opposition after the election.

The House of Liberal will burn to the ground if it's Peter Dutton.

 

This is Scott Morrison's reward from the Right if he runs..

Spoiler

https://www.afr.com/opinion/rightwing-liberals-threaten-to-tear-scott-morrison-apart-20180823-h14e7m
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An offer of an avocado-in-the-arse.... gotta love that freedom espoused by the right!

 

He is the best pick for the Libs, would have liked to see Bishop get a go but don't think the Libs are ready for a female leader. I think he can reduce the damage but I think the damage is already done. The stupid thing about all this is Turnbull was just another Shorten back-flip away from leveling up the polls.

 

Morrison or Bishop will simply be a continuation of the Manchurian faction of leftist ring-ins.

Dutton doesn't have immediate appeal, but he does have a shot at reclaiming the conservative base. He just might appeal to we upper middle boguns.

 

And that's what is wrong with the Liberal party, when Morrison is considered a leftist.

 

Incorrect.

That's how far the long Marxist march through the institutions has taken everything to the left, that the left considers Morrison right wing.