Picture: The Hon Malcolm Turnbull, MP and Deputy Opposition Leader the Hon Julie Bishop, MP watch on as Warrant Officer Class 2 Jeramie Faint (right) explains the make up of a rocket propelled grenade during their visit to meet the solders in Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan. Photo By: Corporal (CPL) Ricky Fuller A grassroots movement is swelling in New South Wales to overthrow the incumbent Labor state government and replace it with Malcolm Turnbull.
However the group will have to work quickly to prepare the minimum of 53 Turnbull clones that will be needed to assure him victory in the NSW state election on March 26, 2011.
ABC election analyst Antony Green commented that the Turnbull Clone Party would pose a major threat to both the incumbent Labor Party and their lacklustre Coalition opposition.
"With the exception of Cessnock and Bathurst, the most closely contested seats are a fight between the big parties and the Greens and Independents. Very few seats are a contest between Labor and the Liberals or Nationals. I suggest that this speaks of a growing resentment of the major parties amongst the voters of New South Wales," Antony Green said.
It is this voter disgust with the current political offerings that the proponents of the Turnbull Clone Party wish to harness.
If they are successful in New South Wales, the Turnbull Clone Party hopes to take advantage of the high levels of female voter disgust sparked by new federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott and possibly even unseat the federal Liberal Party.
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