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And if we lose…?

Turnbull & Co. will have only one choice if they fail to secure outright victory

28 May 2016

9:00 AM

28 May 2016

9:00 AM

Will the Liberal Party forgive Malcolm Turnbull for this election if Tony Abbott’s hard-won gains are lost for no good purpose? Even if he avoids defeat or a hung parliament, he is likely to lose several of his 90 MPs, emerge with less than the current 33 senators and be unable to pass, even at a joint sitting, the very bills which triggered the double dissolution.

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