http://www.news.com.au/national/politics/coalition-government-loses-its-29th-straight-newspoll/news-story/4e9948a0d6f9f0210ebbcd85e89bab11

Love and kisses 30newspolls lost kiss kiss hug hug

The latest Newspoll published in The Australian also shows Labor has boosted its primary vote to 39 per cent against the Coalition’s unchanged 37 per cent.


https://youtu.be/3GwjfUFyY6M

Extra extra read all about it

29th newspoll lost  ;D

39% primary  ;D ;D

Boy oh boy do those libtards stink like a rotting hogs carcass , they've even flagged tax cuts and still the public despise them , bit of bad luck rtards  ;D

The poll also lifted Mr Shorten’s satisfaction rating to 34 per cent, two points ahead Mr Turnbull’s 32 per cent.

OH BABY  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

https://youtu.be/3GwjfUFyY6M

One can only imagine how far down the libs will go if they persist with the business tax cuts.

Wallets slammed shut , GDP at record lows, zero wage growth promises tax cuts to billionaires  ;D ;D

The deadest of dead men walking  :)

On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll.

Bam wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:26pm:

On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll.

How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ?

To put 53-47 into perspective:

1983 election: 53.23 46.77
2007 election: 52.70 47.30

Bam wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:30pm:

To put 53-47 into perspective: 1983 election: 53.23 46.77 2007 election: 52.70 47.30

Weren't the rtards calling 2013 a landslide defeat for Labor  :) ?

Its time wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:30pm:

Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:26pm: On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll. How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ?

It is hard to tell because redistributions are currently underway in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT.

I would put the Coalition's seat losses between 15 and 20 seats.

Bam wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:37pm:

Its time wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:30pm: Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:26pm: On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll. How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ? It is hard to tell because redistributions are currently underway in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT. I would put the Coalition's seat losses between 15 and 20 seats.

Hang on a minute , they only have a one seat majority though  :)

Bam wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:37pm:

Its time wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:30pm: Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:26pm: On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll. How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ? It is hard to tell because redistributions are currently underway in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT. I would put the Coalition's seat losses between 15 and 20 seats.

Redistributions ? More seats ?

Its time wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:40pm:

Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:37pm: Its time wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:30pm: Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:26pm: On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll. How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ? It is hard to tell because redistributions are currently underway in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT. I would put the Coalition's seat losses between 15 and 20 seats. Redistributions ? More seats ?

Queensland's redistribution is a minor one triggered by the 7-year rule.
Victoria and the ACT are gaining seats. Both are likely to give Labor notional seats because Labor-voting areas are over quota.
South Australia will lose a seat.
Net gain 1 seat.

It is likely that the Turnbull government could end up being reduced to notional minority government by the redistribution and needing to GAIN seats just to retain government. This isn't a good position to be in.

Bam wrote on Mar 25^th, 2018 at 10:46pm:

Its time wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:40pm: Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:37pm: Its time wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:30pm: Bam wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:26pm: On those numbers, the 2016 election is beginning to look like a rogue poll. How many seats would the miserable grubby libtards lose if election held 2mrw Bam ? It is hard to tell because redistributions are currently underway in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT. I would put the Coalition's seat losses between 15 and 20 seats. Redistributions ? More seats ? Queensland's redistribution is a minor one triggered by the 7-year rule. Victoria and the ACT are gaining seats. Both are likely to give Labor notional seats because Labor-voting areas are over quota. South Australia will lose a seat. Net gain 1 seat. It is likely that the Turnbull government could end up being reduced to notional minority government by the redistribution and needing to GAIN seats just to retain government. This isn't a good position to be in.

Damn that's a bit of bad luck

Like a ghost town in here today @@@@@@@

LW has gone bananas!!!

Didn't anybody see libtards poll numbers increasing , nope me neither  ;D ;D ;D

Paw silly old LW cannot comprehend that Mal HAD to urgently boost Hillbilly because he was in dire straits after his massive gaff in alienating the grey vote. And the silly old sowl cannot grasp how easy it is to rig NewsPolls.

Mal has already explained he used the 30 polls thing just as a trick to overturn Abbo and he is not following the NewsPolls because HE is telling NewsPoll what to say as he urgently wants the HillBilly to stay until the election.

Things is looking good for Mal as he almost has the company tax cuts thing over the line with only 2 ferals to grease the palms of now. 

Of course Labor opposes the cuts as well as ANYTHING which will boost the Australian economy.

https://youtu.be/co6WMzDOh1o

“The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory.

We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row.

It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership”

“The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory.

We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row.

It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership”

https://youtu.be/iANoPnwuJkg

LW have you taken something to boost your sluggish metabolism chilled by the Tasmanian cold  ?

Bull S.'s endless lies are sending Labor to the junk pile. Bull S. is lying Labor to defeat.

When Bull S. insulted the pensioners I predicted that Mal would have to give Bull S. a boost in this NewsPoll and as usual I was correct.

http://oi66.tinypic.com/281yiih.jpg

You can tell LW's bubble is starting to burst as he loses the plot.


All the staunch Labor supporters will find life a lot harder under a Shorten Government. Shorten was a hard line AWU LEADER who knows exactly how to lie and screw the people.

He says he will make life easier for the poor working class, and harder for the rich corporates.

That will never happen as he knows too well you need corporates to employ people and keep the economy flowing, there will always be deals made!

Only the nutters vote for lowlife shortbrain.


What Shorten is really up to is he wants to get to be PM even tho he will be the worst ever but then he will live out his days on a PM pension just like Juliar Gillard and Kruddy.

http://oi65.tinypic.com/2hi8ffk.jpg

http://oi68.tinypic.com/20szytf.jpg

LW is becoming an embarrassment as his weakness as a poster shows.

LW just think tomorrow you will wake up with a hangover after your overindulgence today.

On the morrow I will wake knowing in two weeks 30 newspoll losses are a certainty  :)

LW is transfixed on the myth of NewsPolls.

Surely even someone as out of it as LW could realize how easy it is to rig NewsPolls.

But then the metabolism slows in the Globally Cooled chilly air blowing up from the Antarctic in the Apple Isle.

Codsy throw the juLiar a bone and comment on one of the poor dears threads , everyone else seems to be ignoring them  :)

But surely Malcolm being the noble man he is will abide by the rule he set down for Tony and step aside? He cannot really continue in the position he stole from Abbott, can he? ;D ;D ;D

Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped. 

macman wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 12:10pm:

But surely Malcolm being the noble man he is will abide by the rule he set down for Tony and step aside? He cannot really continue in the position he stole from Abbott, can he? ;D ;D ;D

You would think so except for the part they have absolutely nobody worthy to replace him with

http://oi64.tinypic.com/110ka2o.jpg

;D ;D ;D ;D

Its time wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 9:17am:

On the morrow I will wake knowing in two weeks 30 newspoll losses are a certainty  :)

The next Newspoll could be in three weeks, not two.

If you want to know what "juliar" looks like, go to the dictionary and look at the picture next to the entry for "denial".

Bam wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 1:43pm:

Its time wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 9:17am: On the morrow I will wake knowing in two weeks 30 newspoll losses are a certainty  :) The next Newspoll could be in three weeks, not two.

Oh well no matter , they've lost it anyway  :)

http://oi64.tinypic.com/110ka2o.jpg

Will the suppository of wisdom take a shot at standing atop the compost heap one more time , or will some other drongo take the poisoned chalice

If there is a change I hope they put potato head in, labor will be assured of at least a decade in power after that. ;D ;D ;D

stunspore wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 12:12pm:

Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped.

Morally/ethically speaking, at the very least, Malcolm should allow a vote for new PM to avoid looking like a hypocrite.  That would put voters offside otherwise.

stunspore wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 5:05pm:

stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 12:12pm: Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped.  Morally/ethically speaking, at the very least, Malcolm should allow a vote for new PM to avoid looking like a hypocrite.  That would put voters offside otherwise.

Yes...at least that avoids the 'hypocrite' smear.  Further, the sooner the Libs deal with the issue the better for them.  They would be politically suicidal if they left a challenge to last last months before the election.  If he is to go, better now than later, to allow the incoming to get traction if they can, and the dust to settle.

Heard a rumor they are rather backward in the Apple Isle now I know it is true.

Another one of LW's silly topics ends up a potpourri of poultry porridge.

Nothing will happen....Malcolm Turnbull is still the best person to lead the Liberal party....My guess is if he loses the next election he will retire anyway???

:-? :-? :-?

philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 6:41pm:

Nothing will happen....Malcolm Turnbull is still the best person to lead the Liberal party....My guess is if he loses the next election he will retire anyway??? :-? :-? :-?

Malcolm Turnbull was never the best person to lead anything.

Dnarever wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 6:44pm:

philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 6:41pm: Nothing will happen....Malcolm Turnbull is still the best person to lead the Liberal party....My guess is if he loses the next election he will retire anyway??? :-? :-? :-? Malcolm Turnbull was never the best person to lead anything.

He stuffed up the Republic referendum....He has doubled the debt....He has no plan apart from tax cuts to business....He has a born to rule attitude and a smug know all manner....He is still the best person to lead the Liberal party!!!

:) :) :)

philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 6:57pm:

Dnarever wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 6:44pm: philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 6:41pm: Nothing will happen....Malcolm Turnbull is still the best person to lead the Liberal party....My guess is if he loses the next election he will retire anyway??? :-? :-? :-? Malcolm Turnbull was never the best person to lead anything. He stuffed up the Republic referendum....He has doubled the debt....He has no plan apart from tax cuts to business....He has a born to rule attitude and a smug know all manner....He is still the best person to lead the Liberal party!!! :) :) :)

I have him bracketed in equal last place with Tony and about 10 others.

Now if LW was even half as smart as he thought he was he would have realized the obvious but LW is a bit slow on the uptake.

Something to do with the cold weather slowing the metabolism.

As LW's grasp of the facts is minimal at best he is incapable of realizing the bleeding obvious - numbers.

The same reason the corrupt unions can't easily tip Bull S. out - numbers.

So what happens then? Actually, not much. As Christopher Pyne has pointed out with the unarguable logic of arithmetic, our prime minister still has the numbers. When Tony Abbott hit the same target in 2015, he did not, and there is the difference.



The PM faces failing his own Newspoll test. What next if Malcolm Turnbull loses 30 successive polls?

In around three weeks’ time, unless either a major miracle occurs or The Australian imposes censorship, Malcolm Turnbull will confront his 30th successive losing Newspoll.

So what happens then? Actually, not much. As Christopher Pyne has pointed out with the unarguable logic of arithmetic, our prime minister still has the numbers. When Tony Abbott hit the same target in 2015, he did not, and there is the difference.

True, the unwanted milestone will be a huge embarrassment for Turnbull. The PM is already geeing up his reluctant supporters to explain that it really doesn’t matter, that although he perhaps over-exuberantly mentioned Newspoll in passing, the real reason for his ascension was his promise to reform and reboot economic leadership.

And, of course, he has delivered this in spades: more than 400,000 jobs created in a single year, you can’t ask for better than that. So don’t forget about debt, deficit, wage stagnation and low growth and investment. It will all come right when the company tax cuts come through.

But, unaccountably, the voters seem monumentally unimpressed, which is no doubt why the 30th losing Newspoll is looming – and actually it’s even worse than it appears, because the slump under Turnbull has already been longer and deeper than that under Abbott.

Words like “irredeemable” are being bandied around in the party room – not in terms of defiance, but of despair. There is no credible challenger, and none is likely to emerge in time to prepare for the next election. The marginal backbenchers are stuck with Turnbull, although it appears that he won’t or can’t do anything to produce order from the chaos that has engulfed the Coalition for more months than anyone wants to remember.

There have been suggestions for a major reset; Peter van Onselen, normally the sensible adult in the national daily, advises Turnbull to call a snap spill of the leadership and recontest his position as soon as the Newspoll axe falls.

This would involve recalling the Libs to Canberra during the parliamentary recess, in itself a seemingly desperate manoeuvre, but it would, we are assured, guarantee Turnbull an overwhelming win and an endorsement that would finally shut the Abbottistas up for good.

Well, it might; the probability is that Turnbull would be unopposed, although some recalcitrant might just put up their hand for the sheer mischief of it. But there could be a worse embarrassment: what if, as in Abbott’s case, there were no challenger, but some of his colleagues voted for an empty chair in protest?

There would not need to be the 39 rebels who deserted Abbott; even a handful of resisters would be seen as disastrous, an awful portent of worse to come. The risk is simply not worth it. Turnbull will just have to eat the poo sandwich he has prepared for himself and push on in the hope that something will turn up (his record shows that something will, and it will be, as usual, bad) or that better yet, Bill Shorten will self-immolate.

And in the meantime, he can push on to the 31st losing Newspoll, and the 32nd … But it really won’t matter. He will already have broken the record; trying for a new personal worst is surely overkill.

https://www.themonthly.com.au/blog/mungo-maccallum/2018/13/2018/1520905267/pm-faces-failing-his-own-newspoll-test

Aussie wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 5:11pm:

stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 5:05pm: stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 12:12pm: Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped.  Morally/ethically speaking, at the very least, Malcolm should allow a vote for new PM to avoid looking like a hypocrite.  That would put voters offside otherwise. Yes...at least that avoids the 'hypocrite' smear.  Further, the sooner the Libs deal with the issue the better for them.  They would be politically suicidal if they left a challenge to last last months before the election.  If he is to go, better now than later, to allow the incoming to get traction if they can, and the dust to settle.

That would indeed be the smartest.  but coalition supporters like juliar will try and avoid this issue - they can't take the risk.  Of course, if you looked at some previous posts, juliar is extremely scared that abbott replacing turnbull in the potential spill motion.
To be honest though, Abbott won't get re-elected.

Number 30 just around the corner  [smiley=birthdays.gif], wonder if Labor will increase their primary even further  :)

stunspore wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 8:31pm:

Aussie wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 5:11pm: stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 5:05pm: stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 12:12pm: Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped.  Morally/ethically speaking, at the very least, Malcolm should allow a vote for new PM to avoid looking like a hypocrite.  That would put voters offside otherwise. Yes...at least that avoids the 'hypocrite' smear.  Further, the sooner the Libs deal with the issue the better for them.  They would be politically suicidal if they left a challenge to last last months before the election.  If he is to go, better now than later, to allow the incoming to get traction if they can, and the dust to settle. That would indeed be the smartest.  but coalition supporters like juliar will try and avoid this issue - they can't take the risk.  Of course, if you looked at some previous posts, juliar is extremely scared that abbott replacing turnbull in the potential spill motion. To be honest though, Abbott won't get re-elected.

Sorry....I don't read his crap....haven't for ages.

Aussie can't be bothered reading the worried alarm coming out of the darkened crumbling world of political correctness where facts are an alien force.

The simple fact is that the next Newspoll will come and go with no change at all as Mal has the numbers the same as Bull S. has the numbers.

The LIbs will continue to grow the economy and to repair the shocking damage done during the six sick years of Labor's Socialist waste and disgrace and shame.

With luck Mal will get the company tax cuts thru after bribing the last 2 ferals.

Bull S., Labor's resident nesting liar bird, will stagger from one lie to the next lie as he sinks even deeper in the Australian voters' estimation.

And silly old LW is still following his silly childish NewsPoll fantasy.

Aussie wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 8:36pm:

stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 8:31pm: Aussie wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 5:11pm: stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 5:05pm: stunspore wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 12:12pm: Juliar looking forward to Abbott as PM as Turnbull gets dumped.  Morally/ethically speaking, at the very least, Malcolm should allow a vote for new PM to avoid looking like a hypocrite.  That would put voters offside otherwise. Yes...at least that avoids the 'hypocrite' smear.  Further, the sooner the Libs deal with the issue the better for them.  They would be politically suicidal if they left a challenge to last last months before the election.  If he is to go, better now than later, to allow the incoming to get traction if they can, and the dust to settle. That would indeed be the smartest.  but coalition supporters like juliar will try and avoid this issue - they can't take the risk.  Of course, if you looked at some previous posts, juliar is extremely scared that abbott replacing turnbull in the potential spill motion. To be honest though, Abbott won't get re-elected. Sorry....I don't read his crap....haven't for ages.

Nobody does  :)

Silly embarrassed LW is all washed up and running on MT.

Another LW silly topic ends up a potpourri of poultry porridge.

Well fingers cross that Malcolm won't have the guts to call for a spill just like juliar wants.  It gives everyone a bit of what they want.  Labor gets to see hypocrisy, Malcolm stays as PM by avoiding potential PM vote loss, and juliar gets see coalition re-election chances go further down.

philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 6:57pm:

Dnarever wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 6:44pm: philperth2010 wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 6:41pm: Nothing will happen....Malcolm Turnbull is still the best person to lead the Liberal party....My guess is if he loses the next election he will retire anyway??? :-? :-? :-? Malcolm Turnbull was never the best person to lead anything. He stuffed up the Republic referendum....He has doubled the debt....He has no plan apart from tax cuts to business....He has a born to rule attitude and a smug know all manner....He is still the best person to lead the Liberal party!!! :) :) :)

Which shows just how dire the situation is for the Liberals. They have no clear contender for the leadership when Turnbull resigns the leadership and quits politics after the Coalition loses an election.

After an election loss, the Liberal disease will inevitably take hold. They will go through a succession of leaders with each leader being knifed by their successor. One can expect one or two changes of Liberal leadership during the first three years of Opposition, not counting the resignation from the leadership of the former Prime Minister.

Nobody wants the Liberal leadership after a change of government because it is a poisoned chalice. No Liberal leader who has taken the first stint as leader after a change of government has gone on to win an election. Billy Snedden, Andrew Peacock, Brendan Nelson - none of these first-up Liberal leaders ever won an election nor did any of them last three years in the job.

First mate, bring me my red shirt!

Quote:

There was a treasure ship on its way back to port.  About halfway there, it was approached by a pirate, skull and crossbones waving in the breeze! "Captain, captain, what do we do?" asked the first mate.  "First mate," said the captain, "go to my cabin, open my sea chest, and bring me my red shirt."  The first mate did so. Wearing his bright red shirt, the captain exhorted his crew to fight.  So inspiring was he, in fact, that the pirate ship was repelled without casualties.  A few days later, the ship was again approached, this time by two pirate sloops!  "Captain, captain, what should we do?" "First mate, bring me my red shirt!" The crew, emboldened by their fearless captain, fought heroically, and managed to defeat both boarding parties, though they took many casualties.  That night, the survivors had a great celebration.  The first mate asked the captain the secret of his bright red shirt. "It's simple, first mate.  If I am wounded, the blood does not show, and the crew continues to fight without fear." A week passed, and they were nearing their home port, when suddenly the lookout cried that ten ships of the enemy's armada were approaching!  "Captain, captain, we're in terrible trouble, what do we do?" The first mate looked expectantly at the miracle worker. Pale with fear, the captain commanded, "First mate.... bring me my brown pants!"

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Its time wrote on Mar 26^th, 2018 at 8:31pm:

Number 30 just around the corner  [smiley=birthdays.gif], wonder if Labor will increase their primary even further  :)

Labor on 39% primary would be a thumping election win. If it gets to 40%, expect the Liberals to switch to their brown pants.

Bam wrote on Mar 27^th, 2018 at 7:42am:

First mate, bring me my red shirt! Quote: There was a treasure ship on its way back to port.  About halfway there, it was approached by a pirate, skull and crossbones waving in the breeze! "Captain, captain, what do we do?" asked the first mate.  "First mate," said the captain, "go to my cabin, open my sea chest, and bring me my red shirt."  The first mate did so. Wearing his bright red shirt, the captain exhorted his crew to fight.  So inspiring was he, in fact, that the pirate ship was repelled without casualties.  A few days later, the ship was again approached, this time by two pirate sloops!  "Captain, captain, what should we do?" "First mate, bring me my red shirt!" The crew, emboldened by their fearless captain, fought heroically, and managed to defeat both boarding parties, though they took many casualties.  That night, the survivors had a great celebration.  The first mate asked the captain the secret of his bright red shirt. "It's simple, first mate.  If I am wounded, the blood does not show, and the crew continues to fight without fear." A week passed, and they were nearing their home port, when suddenly the lookout cried that ten ships of the enemy's armada were approaching!  "Captain, captain, we're in terrible trouble, what do we do?" The first mate looked expectantly at the miracle worker. Pale with fear, the captain commanded, "First mate.... bring me my brown pants!" Its time wrote on Mar 26th, 2018 at 8:31pm: Number 30 just around the corner  [smiley=birthdays.gif], wonder if Labor will increase their primary even further  :) Labor on 39% primary would be a thumping election win. If it gets to 40%, expect the Liberals to switch to their brown pants.

;D ;D ;D poor lil rtards

number 30 , just around the corner

Like a ghost town in here as the last remaining rtards have come to realisation that Labor victory is inevitable  ;D

“The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory.

"We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row.

"It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership,”


http://www.technoledge.com.au/2016/turnbull-2.jpg

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29^th, 2018 at 9:54am:

We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. "It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership,”

And another thing not often mentioned - Turnbull's soon to be 30 losses will be over a longer period than Abbott's - thus its even more clear than Abbott that people have made up their mind about Turnbull

polite_gandalf wrote on Mar 29^th, 2018 at 10:09am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29th, 2018 at 9:54am: We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. "It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership,” And another thing not often mentioned - Turnbull's soon to be 30 losses will be over a longer period than Abbott's - thus its even more clear than Abbott that people have made up their mind about Turnbull

Indeed.

He'll still be there at the next election, though.

No one in the Liberal Party is going to put their hand up to be the one who gets beaten by Bill Shorten.

Abbott will challenge for the leadership after Bill becomes PM, he'll win it, and Turnbull will leave politics and take up a private consultancy position overseas worth millions.

Abbott will then get beaten by Plibersek at the following election.

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29^th, 2018 at 10:16am:

No one in the Liberal Party is going to put their hand up to be the one who gets beaten by Bill Shorten.

There are rumours that Peter Dutton has confided with colleagues that he thinks his only chance of retaining his seat of Dickson is if he stands as PM.

Scary thought.

Number 30 just around the corner  :)

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29^th, 2018 at 10:16am:

polite_gandalf wrote on Mar 29th, 2018 at 10:09am: greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29th, 2018 at 9:54am: We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. "It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership,” And another thing not often mentioned - Turnbull's soon to be 30 losses will be over a longer period than Abbott's - thus its even more clear than Abbott that people have made up their mind about Turnbull Indeed. He'll still be there at the next election, though. No one in the Liberal Party is going to put their hand up to be the one who gets beaten by Bill Shorten. Abbott will challenge for the leadership after Bill becomes PM, he'll win it, and Turnbull will leave politics and take up a private consultancy position overseas worth millions. Abbott will then get beaten by Plibersek at the following election.

No he wont be: Turnbull is fingered!

polite_gandalf wrote on Mar 29^th, 2018 at 10:09am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 29th, 2018 at 9:54am: We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. "It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership,” And another thing not often mentioned - Turnbull's soon to be 30 losses will be over a longer period than Abbott's - thus its even more clear than Abbott that people have made up their mind about Turnbull

Excellent point: the postmortem of Turnbulls pre-election fall will definitely solidify into the impossibility of return with that little gem becoming the new fevered talk of the town!

;)

:D ;D :D :D  ;D

:)

Futility in search of Failure rolls on down the track to oblivion.

juliar wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2018 at 6:45am:

Futility in search of Failure rolls on down the track to oblivion.

A very good description of the current government.

When is number 30 due ? I will start the official thread to mark this joyous event

Here's why 29 Newspoll losses will soon become 30.

Malcolm Turnbull is Australia's weakest and most indecisive prime minister since Billy McMahon. It was published 14 months ago but makes points that are still relevant today.

Another day closer to the 30th loss  :)

"We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row, it is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott's leadership," Mr Turnbull said

"We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row, it is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott's leadership," Mr Turnbull said

Two days to go punters  :)

As the dreaded 30th Newspoll loss looms, Malcolm Turnbull waits for a sign from above

Bam wrote on Apr 7^th, 2018 at 11:59am:

As the dreaded 30th Newspoll loss looms, Malcolm Turnbull waits for a sign from above

Great article

"The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory. We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott's leadership," Mr Turnbull said, seemingly assured in the grand knowledge that he was so very different, destined for greatness.

But he paid a lot of money to be prime minister

Is that not worth something?

After all how many countries allow the prime minister's hip to be bartered for like we did?

Perhaps if he paid for all the pollies who cheated us and we're not Australian citizens.

I'd feel better about that at least.

Crowd turns on Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull loves his Sydney Swans and would have been enjoying the tight tussle his side was locked in against cross-town rival GWS Giants.
Then he was shown on the big screen and things went pear shaped.
As his face showed up on the screen, fans in attendance let rip at the nations Prime Minister with a chorus of loud boos.
While it wouldn’t have been what the leader would have wanted out of his night at the footy, he can at least take solace in the fact his side are leading at halftime.  :)
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“The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory.

We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row.

It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership”

Its time wrote on Apr 8^th, 2018 at 12:38am:

Crowd turns on Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull loves his Sydney Swans and would have been enjoying the tight tussle his side was locked in against cross-town rival GWS Giants. Then he was shown on the big screen and things went pear shaped. As his face showed up on the screen, fans in attendance let rip at the nations Prime Minister with a chorus of loud boos. While it wouldn’t have been what the leader would have wanted out of his night at the footy, he can at least take solace in the fact his side are leading at halftime.  :) ] “The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory. We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership”

Maybe Turnbull should learn to skoll a beer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hima6KCQ-yE

Bam wrote on Apr 8^th, 2018 at 8:45am:

Its time wrote on Apr 8th, 2018 at 12:38am: Crowd turns on Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull loves his Sydney Swans and would have been enjoying the tight tussle his side was locked in against cross-town rival GWS Giants. Then he was shown on the big screen and things went pear shaped. As his face showed up on the screen, fans in attendance let rip at the nations Prime Minister with a chorus of loud boos. While it wouldn’t have been what the leader would have wanted out of his night at the footy, he can at least take solace in the fact his side are leading at halftime.  :) ] “The one thing that is clear about our current situation is the trajectory. We have lost 30 Newspolls in a row. It is clear that the people have made up their mind about Mr Abbott’s leadership” Maybe Turnbull should learn to skoll a beer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hima6KCQ-yE

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