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Malcolm in the middle : Comments
By Robert Simms, published 23/10/2012Turnbull is positioning himself as a moderate figure in the liberal tradition. In contrast to Abbott, he is not Howard reloaded.
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Little nora, just why do you think your wishy washy half left voters would vote for Turnbull? Because he's one of them, As we know, Labor types have displayed an unerring ability to chose dreadful people to lead them for 40 years or more, so he should appeal to them.
The only way Turnbull will ever become PM is if he defects to Labor. There is no way a Liberal party, led by Turnbull would get the rusted on vote. Rusted on Liberal voters can see through Turnbull like he was made of smoke. If only we could imbibe some of that ability to smell out a shonk in our lefties. It only took the libs a few months to see through him, but the left are still infatuated.
It is interesting to consider that in fact Turnbull just may boost the Katter's Australia party to prominence.
Katter may be half nutcase, but at least his heart is in the right place. Turnbull, if he has a heart, it is that of a banker, half filled with mud. It is hard to know if he's a banker, a greenie or a socialist, but what ever he is, it is sure not prime minister material. If he became Liberal leader, it would boost Katter's vote immeasurably.