Scott Morrison is caught in a bind.

1) Glasgow climate summit in November.
Where he'll be under pressure to commit to a net
zero emissions target.

2) At home the PM is faced to deal with a minor
coalition partner now led by a man who will
reportedly push for a new coal-fired power station
and for agriculture and mining to be exempt from emissions
targets.

The looming general election will test whether rural
voters are prepared to endure Barnaby Joyce's antics
or will they swing to more savvy independents.

It also remains to be seen whether urban voters
will tolerate a Prime Minister whose transactional
politics leaves Australia exposed at home and abroad.

Will our PM be able to come out a winner?
I think he will.

Barnaby has his faults but he would never attack his own country and seek to destroy Australian’s jobs as the Green’s Adam Bandt has done, it’s obvious that Barnaby is better for Australia.

is Mise,
I agree with that part of Barney !

Is Mise,

Barnaby Joyce I am sure will try to keep the
fossil fuel industries working. His re-election
depends on it. Whether that's good for the
country is another matter. And so is the question
of whether his electorate will continue to see him in
the same light. Perhaps another contender will
challenge him - who knows.

Foxy,
Strangely you didn’t remark on Bandt, the man who has actively set out to. harm the Australian economy.

Rubbish Issy,

The wreakers can be seen, not in the Greens, a party that believes in long term sustainability, through comprehensive policies, but in the parties like the Nationals who mostly appeal to the lowest common denominator, the sectional interest crowd. Of course there is your party, the Shooters and Hooters who are only interested in the fanciful enjoyment of few disturbed individuals. A party of no policies, other than getting your rock off with a gun