Anthony Albanese, the Labor member for Grayndler, is the frontrunner to fill Mr Shorten’s shoes, with the party’s Deputy Leader, Tanya Plibersek, ‘considering’ a challenge for the role.
With almost 75 per cent of the vote counted, the Coalition has scooped up 74 seats in the House of Representatives, while Labor has claimed 63 and eight remain undecided. Image: News Corp Australia
Hey billshortenmp you had more of a chance if Chloe had run
Bye Bye Bill
Not out jogging
Here is is
Has anybody seen bill shorten outrunning this morning or is the bull shit now over .
Can't blame him for taking some time off. I'd say he's in great need of a camping/fishing trip and a good bottle of bourbon.
We now know why Chloe stares strangely at shorten when he’s talkin
Maybe he's gone on Forrest Grump run?
Rupert Murdoch won the election.
Chloe will be disappointed, she’ll have to cancel the curtains she ordered for the Lodge
Possibly scouring SEEK
Anyone else remember when (apro pos Tony Abbott) billshortenmp agreed with Malcolm Turnbull thhat anyone whho failed as the leader of a political party should resign from parliament and not hhang around like a bad smell causing division within the party's ranks... 🤔🤨🤔🤨🤔
He's still crying
Thought Bubble Bill has floated off... hmmm
Here he is
Where’s Kristina?
He fronted his party and media late last night and outlined what he'll do. Leave him the hell alone, he's just run a hard campaign and deserves a break.
Labor HQ
Check out the mouse holes.
Murdoch’s bastards call Shorten a ‘recluse’ when he was speaking only 10 hours ago.
Check mouse holes
Finally Labor can start HEALING Bill be gone
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YouTubeFU Slomo YEAH NAH I really hope there’s a brutal autopsy holding accountable every person in the Labor Party that lost. Why did they let Shorten lead, why were so many candidates election campaigns , up against LNP incumbents, being run by dysfunctional retirees with no management experience etc
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