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Why was Tony Abbott so unpopular?
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I'm sorry that I assumed that you had an adequate grasp of the English language and understood what the phrase "playing the game" meant.
If politics was a game Abbott thrashed Juliar and Dudd. Bringing down two sitting PMs and winning an election as PM puts TA in a very select group. I am also amused at how left whingers think that they have a clue as to how the liberal party works.
Turnbull was chosen as the face of the libs because he is more acceptable to the left, and will guarantee a coalition government for at least 3-6 more years, but has learnt his lesson that he needs the support of caucus to stay in power.
Abbott has a lot of support in the liberal party, maybe not for the position of PM, but certainly can influence how a significant proportion of the caucus will vote. While Turnbull does not need to worry about TA trying to retake the position of PM, MT can't ignore TA if he wishes to remain at the top.
Paul,
Nearly all the surplus funds donated by the CFMEU has come from corrupt dealings, and comes with strings attached, so the $650 000 for which the Greens act as the CFMEU mouthpiece is corrupt. And SHY is having to repay $8500 of illegally claimed money.