After being wiped off and let down by Malcolm Turnbull, who left them with nothing more than a “whingeing three page letter”, the voters of Wentworth now have the opportunity to wash the dirty taste of Turnbull from their mouths and elect the candidate that Mafia-style branch stacking robbed them of and burdened them with Turnbull.

Peter King, the man who would have saved Australia from the worst prime minister ever by keeping Turnbull out of politics has policies to offer: national security, cheap energy, water security and housing affordability. The end of subsidies for wind farms that have made our electricity among the most expensive in the world. He wants our debt tackled, less red tape and regulation, and an end to political correctness. And, proper education, concentrating on the basics, not the bizarre. The very opposite of the egomaniac blather and ruin inflicted by Turnbull.

Will the Liberal Party choose Mr King as their
candidate? There's quite a few candidates hoping
to get that position - Mr King was banned from the
Liberal Party from 2004 for ten years for standing
against a pre-selected Liberal Party member (Malcolm
Turnbull). King re-joined the Liberal Party in 2015.
Will he be chosen as the Party's candidate this time
around? We shall have to wait and see. There are
other candidates with their hands up.

I heard on Radio this morning, the good Voters of Wentworth wish for a Lady to stand as the LNP Candidate. Otherwise after the abomination of Mr Malcolm TURNBULL, anyone other than a candidate from the conservative side will do?

King has as much hope as a flea dropped onto a hot griddle.

Is Miss,

Why?

The SMH thinks that a Dave Sharma is a cert for preselection. An SMH backing should put the mockers on him, particularly as he is also backed by the Left of the party, and as a former ambassador he is probably wet. Surely, after Turnbull, a conservative would be chosen. But, of course, the Liberal party is no longer very conservative, and they are not at all interested in what voters think anymore, so anything is possible. And, as the Morrison government is clearly stuffed, it might not matter who they put up. Abbott's sister is out, and the Liberals, still seem to favour capability over female quotas. King, a lawyer, has been out fighting for underdogs and is the only one with any sort of profile after being back-stabbed for the job last time by Turnbull. Anybody but him will likely see Labor winning the seat.