MURDOCH CALLS SNAP ELECTION; says country’s ungovernable

He’s one of the most recognisable figures in the media world and even Rupert Murdoch has had enough: he’s called a snap election.

But why? Well, some of what he says makes a bit of sense while the rest, we’ll leave up for you to decide.

In a series of tweets today, Murdoch has said “Country almost ungovernable with any Senate majority impossible for either side to execute. Bilateral agreement to change urgent if unlikely” and said it may be the only hope for a country that is almost ungovernable. Would you agree?

Controversially, the newspaper mogul displayed his political leanings by clarifying that he was a Liberal voter and despite some blind spots Tony Abbott was by far the best alternative.

“[The] only hope is [a] new poll with govt of all the talents ready to work together with clear mandate for reform, bringing in new, young able people”, Murdoch tweeted. “Australia is a beautiful country with large problems”.

He went on to talk about jobs growth, the China FTA and drugs.

Looking at the polls today, Tony Abbott would win if there were a snap election. But who knows? Maybe he might hold on based on his biggest fan.

 

Take a look at his tweets and tell us, is Murdoch right? Do we need a snap election? Who would you vote for right now if you could and why?

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