unexciting, elitist prick, Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull the Pretender
by darcy Friday, Feb 12 2016, 10:20pm
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Malcolm Turnbull the unelected PM of Oz could be the shortest term PM in Australian history if he doesn’t pull his finger out on the social front and make his mark. Forget the media hype and smooth talking banker-lawyer smiles, he’s actually more narcissistic and less active than Rudd and that is saying something.
unexciting, elitist prick, Turnbull
He seems busy, but he’s only contending with internal party matters NOT leading Australia into a prosperous future and recovering lost (to the corporate and banking sector) revenues and lifting the burden off the back of the already hard-pressed Aussie battler.
Unlike Americans Aussies are not fools and if Turnbull doesn’t make clear his vision and offer the public a clear road to recovery then it’s all over baby blue.
Time is running out for this do-nothing clown, it has become painfully obvious he can’t even contend with the factions in his own ranks and unify his party – Aussies are looking at a paralysed PM with no spine. The excuse Turnbull offers an anxious, struggling public is that he is PM of a Westminster system and is not a president. Indeed, however, that has never stopped dynamic Oz leaders that got things done in the past, some even with massive opposition within their own parties, but of course we are looking at statesmen not self-involved, ‘unexciting,’ do-thing substantive, narcissists with no spine and a clear INABILITY to LEAD!
Personally I hope he takes the wooden spoon as Australia’s shortest term PM, the only thing he has going for him is a lack-lustre opposition leader that couldn’t win a chook raffle.
So AGAIN the answer is CLEAR for voting Aussies, abandon both major USELESS parties and vote representative INDEPENDENTS into office and ensure the public’s voice is heard and acted upon, not that of the minority, unrepresentative, elitist end of town.
A third major force is now (obviously) ESSENTIAL in Oz politics and withdrawing support for both major parties is a constructive first step. Perhaps Oz may become a real democracy again, instead of a fraudulent gaggle of puppet politicians that lie profusely to the public and then serve elite interests, as has been the case now for decades.
Now consider, the difficult part of the job is leading the nation YET Turnbull can't even manage to sort and lead his own party, will the real leader of the nation please stand up!