The Coalition decides not to govern but to squabble

The Coalition has chosen not to govern and now is arguing amongst themselves and squabbling about who is going to be the next Prime Minister.

The Coalition had a choice between governing and not governing. They have chosen to – not govern.

This was also highlighted in the parliament yesterday “The choice is not between a Turnbull government and a Dutton government; the choice is between governing and not governing.”

Rather than focusing on national matters such as the drought and energy security, the Coalition is arguing amongst themselves and squabbling about who is going to be the next Prime Minister.

The Coalition is being lead by a man with no back bone. He flips and flops at every turn. Mr Shorten yesterday said “The Prime Minister has passionately advocated for three things in his public life: the republic, climate change and his big business tax cuts.”

However Turnbull has abandoned the republic and abandoned action on climate change, it has also been asked “will he [Turnbull] now rule out abandoning his centrepiece big business tax cuts?”

The reality is whenever it comes to a choice between his principles and his job, this Prime Minister stands for nothing at all.