Скачать или смотреть 1 MIN AGO: Susan Ley In DEEP M£SS As Liberal MPs PLOT To OUST Her As Leader After MASSIVE FA!LURE!

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When high-ranking members of your own party are anonymously telling journalists that your leadership is effectively over just months before an election, it's not just a difficult time—it's a clear sign of political demise unfolding before our eyes. Several senior Liberals have stated that Sussan Ley's leadership is finished following a dramatic split within the Coalition, signaling the end of her tenure as Opposition Leader. Be sure to subscribe to Australian Pulse for daily updates on political turmoil, as this situation illustrates the Coalition's significant decline.

The internal verdict from the Liberal Party is harsh. Multiple sources, who requested anonymity, indicated that while the immediate future is uncertain, they unanimously agree that Ley's leadership is doomed. It’s not merely at risk or under pressure; it’s terminal. Political insiders are observing this situation and concluding that Ley's time is up—it's just a question of when and how, not if. When your colleagues are openly declaring your leadership dead, recovery is unlikely.

Senior Liberals assert that Ley's time leading the party is nearly over after a major fallout over hate speech laws has caused the Coalition to fracture for the second time in eight months. The assessment came after David Littleproud announced that the Nationals would sit separately from the Liberals when parliament reconvenes. Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull expressed regret over the deteriorating relationship that he once managed, while Treasurer Jim Chalmers dryly noted that it resembles a smoking ruin. When former Liberal Prime Ministers describe your Coalition as a wreck, it's clear that your leadership is not sustainable.

Liberal sources have recognized a harsh truth. While they blame Littleproud for the Coalition's collapse, they concede that the two parties cannot reconcile with both leaders in charge. This implies that for the Coalition to move forward, one or both leaders must step down. Given that the Nationals are the junior partner and Littleproud has just led a mass exit, basic political reasoning suggests he should be the one to go. However, the consensus among Liberals is that Ley will likely be the one to exit, as her authority within her party has disintegrated.

One Liberal backbencher aptly summarized the situation: it’s chaotic and fluid. This is not the mark of a leader confidently steering through adversity; it reflects a party in utter disarray with no clear direction and a lack of faith in the current leadership. The backbencher praised Ley's management of the hate speech laws, stating she adhered to the proper procedures. However, following the right processes does not preserve your leadership when the result is the Coalition's destruction and your own party declaring you finished.

Speculation about leadership is already rampant. Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie are viewed as the leading candidates to succeed Ley, but moderate Victorian MP Tim Wilson is also in the mix.
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