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Daves2017 Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 1796 Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #150 - May 8^th, 2025 at 11:51pm It will be Angus with Jacinta as his deputy. She will over take from him six to nine months out from election and lead and win from there on in 😍 We’re back in black baby. Bye bye Albo.
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greggerypeccary Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 142004 Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #151 - May 8^th, 2025 at 11:53pm Daves2017 wrote on May 8^th, 2025 at 11:51pm: It will be Angus with Jacinta as his deputy. She will over take from him six to nine months out from election ... I hope you're right. That will guarantee Labor another two terms in government.
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Reply #152 - May 9^th, 2025 at 9:16am

Daves2017 wrote on May 8^th, 2025 at 11:51pm:

It will be Angus with Jacinta as his deputy.

She will over take from him six to nine months out from election and lead and win from there on in 😍

We’re back in black baby.

Bye bye Albo.

How does Price lead the party from the Senate....To be Prime Minister you must be in the House of Reps....Maybe Price could lead the party and Taylor could be PM in the House....No matter how many times people are told they remain stupid???

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Frank Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 49933 Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #153 - May 9^th, 2025 at 10:53am greggerypeccary wrote on May 7^th, 2025 at 3:43pm: But, we all know how much the Liberal Party hates women. That is such a viciously stupid statement that it had to be you to make it, creepy slandered.
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greggerypeccary Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 142004 Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #154 - May 9^th, 2025 at 11:10am Frank wrote on May 9^th, 2025 at 10:53am: greggerypeccary wrote on May 7^th, 2025 at 3:43pm: But, we all know how much the Liberal Party hates women. That is such a viciously stupid statement that it had to be you to make it, creepy slandered. Do they hate women, or just don't care about them?
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Reply #155 - May 9^th, 2025 at 11:14am

philperth2010 wrote on May 7^th, 2025 at 12:33pm:

Belgarion wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 8:25pm:

philperth2010 wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 3:45pm:

Belgarion wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 12:24pm:

One of the Libs many blunders in the campaign was keeping Price and Hastie out of the limelight. Either of those two would do an excellent job however petty jealousy will ensure they don't get the chance.

Bullshit....Hastie has already ruled himself out and Price is in the Senate....Try again!!!

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Yet another knee jerk reaction from one of our more intellectually challenged members. Hastie has ruled himself out and Price is in the Senate states Captain Obvious. These things can change should either of them decide they want to have a go. However party politics would likely scupper their chances.

So you claim I should not believe Hastie when he declares he will not challenge for the leadership....You claim Price can be leader of the Liberal Party from the Senate which is not possible....Yet another knee jerk reaction from one of our more intellectually challenged member.....Stating the obvious makes me correct ya smacking dickhead!!!

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What part of "These things can change" are you having difficulty with? Price has already changed party and should she wish it a seat in the lower house would be hers - if the petty jealousy of lesser people doesn't get in her way. Roll Eyes

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Reply #156 - May 9^th, 2025 at 11:36am

Belgarion wrote on May 9^th, 2025 at 11:14am:

philperth2010 wrote on May 7^th, 2025 at 12:33pm:

Belgarion wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 8:25pm:

philperth2010 wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 3:45pm:

Belgarion wrote on May 6^th, 2025 at 12:24pm:

One of the Libs many blunders in the campaign was keeping Price and Hastie out of the limelight. Either of those two would do an excellent job however petty jealousy will ensure they don't get the chance.

Bullshit....Hastie has already ruled himself out and Price is in the Senate....Try again!!!

Roll Eyes

Yet another knee jerk reaction from one of our more intellectually challenged members. Hastie has ruled himself out and Price is in the Senate states Captain Obvious. These things can change should either of them decide they want to have a go. However party politics would likely scupper their chances.

So you claim I should not believe Hastie when he declares he will not challenge for the leadership....You claim Price can be leader of the Liberal Party from the Senate which is not possible....Yet another knee jerk reaction from one of our more intellectually challenged member.....Stating the obvious makes me correct ya smacking dickhead!!!

Roll Eyes

What part of "These things can change" are you having difficulty with? Price has already changed party and should she wish it a seat in the lower house would be hers - if the petty jealousy of lesser people doesn't get in her way. Roll Eyes

Price would have to run for the House of Representatives at the next election and hope the voters vote her in otherwise she would lose her seat in the Senate....Whilst it is not out of the realm of possibility it is unlikely this senario would lead to her being leader of the Liberal Party she only just joined....My guess is that Price may become deputy leader under an Angus Taylor lead party that has to find a way to become electable....Price has little chance of being leader under such a senario???

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Dnarever Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 59800 Here Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #157 - May 9^th, 2025 at 11:49am Quote: Who is replacing spud? In my lifetime they have never had a problem in finding someone despicable enough for the job.
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Reply #158 - Yesterday at 12:15pm

Daves2017 wrote on May 8^th, 2025 at 11:51pm:

It will be Angus with Jacinta as his deputy.

She will over take from him six to nine months out from election and lead and win from there on in 😍

We’re back in black baby.

Bye bye Albo.

From Jacinta this morning:

Today I announce my candidacy for the position of Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, and my endorsement of Angus Taylor’s candidacy for Leader of the Liberal Party.
As I’ve said with respect to my decision to change party rooms, these are not matters which I take lightly, and this decision today brings with it a great deal of responsibility which I fully accept.
There is no question that returning to our roots as a party is critical right now.
If we want to inspire and empower Australians across our country, we must return to these roots – these basic values – that define who we are as a party.
We must once more remember and fight for the forgotten people, those on whose shoulders Australian society has been built and still depends.
These are the mainstream Australians who have a big contribution to make.
I think of my grandparents, who were by no means the elite, building their first home by hand with hessian bags and washing their clothes in the creek in Warners Bay, NSW. But they saw a spark, a vision of a brighter future for generations to come. My Warlpiri grandparents caught the vision and transitioned from nomadic desert life into community life during the emergence of a modern Australia.
They were the original Aussie battlers – the forgotten people.
Their courage to grab hold of aspiration with both hands has paved the way for a desert kid like me to put my hand up to lead.
Like my grandparents, I too see a spark. I see a brighter future for generations to come. I want others to see this future for themselves. That’s what my candidacy for Deputy Leader is all about – a brighter future not just for the Liberal Party, but for all Australians.

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Reply #159 - Yesterday at 12:23pm

Love it!

I too know the “ spark “ it’s what gets me out of bed every day and get on with life.

We need to think, rather than “what can I get too what can I give .”

The liberal party wasn’t beaten. It’s been bashed so badly to be dead on arrival.

But then there was a “ spark” of life identified.

So far from dead and buried yet!!

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Reply #160 - Yesterday at 12:38pm

Belgarion wrote Yesterday at 12:15pm:

Daves2017 wrote on May 8^th, 2025 at 11:51pm:

It will be Angus with Jacinta as his deputy.

She will over take from him six to nine months out from election and lead and win from there on in 😍

We’re back in black baby.

Bye bye Albo.

From Jacinta this morning:

Today I announce my candidacy for the position of Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, and my endorsement of Angus Taylor’s candidacy for Leader of the Liberal Party.
As I’ve said with respect to my decision to change party rooms, these are not matters which I take lightly, and this decision today brings with it a great deal of responsibility which I fully accept.
There is no question that returning to our roots as a party is critical right now.
If we want to inspire and empower Australians across our country, we must return to these roots – these basic values – that define who we are as a party.
We must once more remember and fight for the forgotten people, those on whose shoulders Australian society has been built and still depends.
These are the mainstream Australians who have a big contribution to make.
I think of my grandparents, who were by no means the elite, building their first home by hand with hessian bags and washing their clothes in the creek in Warners Bay, NSW. But they saw a spark, a vision of a brighter future for generations to come. My Warlpiri grandparents caught the vision and transitioned from nomadic desert life into community life during the emergence of a modern Australia.
They were the original Aussie battlers – the forgotten people.
Their courage to grab hold of aspiration with both hands has paved the way for a desert kid like me to put my hand up to lead.
Like my grandparents, I too see a spark. I see a brighter future for generations to come. I want others to see this future for themselves. That’s what my candidacy for Deputy Leader is all about – a brighter future not just for the Liberal Party, but for all Australians.

FFS, she waffles on too much.

All she had to say was:

"Today I announce my candidacy for the position of Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, and my endorsement of Angus Taylor’s candidacy for Leader of the Liberal Party."

Good luck to them both - their ascendancy to the Liberal Party leadership will guarantee Labor another term (or two).

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Reply #161 - Yesterday at 12:56pm

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 12:38pm:

From Ja
Good luck to them both - their ascendancy to the Liberal Party leadership will guarantee Labor another term (or two).

Always have and will give you credit for intelligence.

Nice we agree it’s only a matter of time before the liberal party returns to government ( in a totally new reincarnation)
😎

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Reply #162 - Yesterday at 1:02pm

Daves2017 wrote Yesterday at 12:56pm:

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 12:38pm:

From Ja
Good luck to them both - their ascendancy to the Liberal Party leadership will guarantee Labor another term (or two).

Always have and will give you credit for intelligence.

Nice we agree it’s only a matter of time before the liberal party returns to government ( in a totally new reincarnation)
😎

Oh yeah, they'll return alright.

But not with either of those two as PM.

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Reply #163 - Yesterday at 1:09pm

I can’t wait.

Plus this landslide defeat has kicked the old guard out and hopefully all the corrupt bastards.

It’s only from the darkest of nights you see a new dawn.

Wounds licked and out with the old in with the new.

I obviously now embrace renewables but as mining continues for offshore customers I think we should scrap the labor privatised electricity model, return it to public hands and replace or repair the power plants and secure backup power to the grid.

The lines are already in place. The mines are still digging up coal. None of this is changing.

It’s just the power stations under labor privatisation have failed to be adequately maintained.

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John Smith Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 76115 Gender:	Re: Who is replacing spud? Reply #164 - Yesterday at 7:41pm it's been over a week now and still no new leader. No one wants the poisoned chalice that is the liberal leadership
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