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Voting and reasons
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Already the word is out that sharks are circling Angus Taylor because he is a threat to the future power of the ‘left within the Liberal Party’. It is taken for granted that sooner or later there will be a coup against the just selected leader. Leadership of the Liberal Party is about as secure as that of the Roman Emperors: at least since John Howard.
The revolving door leadership of the Liberal Party is very likely to be one reason for its wipe out. The ALP is more disciplined. Liberals don't bother to hide that they are interested only in themselves, not the country or the people.
Andrew Hastie, hailed by some as a good deal simply because he was in the SAS (they don't say how that translates to politics) decided against standing for leadership - again for personal reasons - now is reported as “having a desire to lead”. The egos and self-interest of these taxpayer-funded clowns is mind-boggling.
Artificial Intelligence is talked of as a threat to many types of work. We need something to threaten these bastards and get them back on the ball and earning their money, perks, and massive retirement benefits.