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PZ99 said:
The scary thing is that Dutton appears to be lining up as a defacto Abbott.
PZ99 said:His [Abbott's] antics ever since have confirmed he isn't the right man for the job.
Tony Abbott survived a leadership spill after that 2014 budget and his second budget contained far more spending. So I disagree he was dumped because of cutting spending. It was his leadership style that brought about his undoing and even nearly cost him his seat. His antics ever since have confirmed he isn't the right man for the job.
Seems that way although I don't think Julie bishop would stick around if she gets overlooked again. But this divided Govt is finished whoever leads it. It needs to go into opposition, rebuild, refresh and get real.The scary thing is that Dutton appears to be lining up as a defacto Abbott.
He is also getting plenty of coverage in the right wingWell he certainly is getting plenty of coverage by the left wing Fairfax media, so they must be concerned.
Well he certainly is getting plenty of coverage by the left wing Fairfax media, so they must be concerned.
The scary thing is that Dutton appears to be lining up as a defacto Abbott.
Dutton is about as likeable as Shorten, at least with them two leading their respective parties, the smaller parties will do really well.Word is that Tony is riding Dutton's horse FTW
Dutton is about as likeable as Shorten, at least with them two leading their respective parties, the smaller parties will do really well.
The Turnbull government's National Energy Guarantee is a triumph of common sense, over ideological extremism, including the renewables rent-seekers.
The Turnbull government's National Energy Guarantee is a triumph of common sense, over ideological extremism, including the renewables rent-seekers.
And a break for ordinary Australians, on runaway electricity and gas prices.
When Greens leader Richard Di Natale is hissing poison at you in the Senate, you know you've got the policy settings right. He wants you to pay more for electricity and gas, just to stroke his ideological vanities.
What does he care as a qualified GP, about rising energy prices? He can afford to pay the increase! Typical elitist.
NSW, the sensible State,
will hold out against expensive Green electricity.
It won't make much difference which states ban them or not.NSW, the sensible State,
will hold out against expensive Green electricity.
And also against the ridiculous bans on supermarket plastic bags - fostered by people who don't do the shopping. In NSW, the Commonwealth has at least one sane State.
Unlike the SA and TAS mendicants. Whose state governments, let's face it, are certifiable. Off their trolleys. Almost as deluded as Victoria, and that's saying something!
Apologies, I was conned by the Coalition, and retract.The Turnbull government's National Energy Guarantee is a triumph of common sense, over ideological extremism, including the renewables rent-seekers.
And a break for ordinary Australians, on runaway electricity and gas prices.
When Greens leader Richard Di Natale is hissing poison at you in the Senate, you know you've got the policy settings right. He wants you to pay more for electricity and gas, just to stroke his ideological vanities.
What does he care as a qualified GP, about rising energy prices? He can afford to pay the increase! Typical elitist.
Apologies, I was conned by the Coalition, and retract.
This looks more like an ETS by stealth. Make the energy retailers buy more renewables each successive year. How could this possibly restrict runaway energy prices!
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