Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull addresses party supporters during a rally in Sydney, Sunday, July 3, 2016, following a general election. The elections, which pit the conservative coalition government against the center-left Labor Party, cap an extraordinarily volatile period in the nation’s politics. But the strong comeback by the Labor Party had many questioning whether Turnbull could hang onto his job, even if his party is re-elected. The bloke is not up to the job.”Shorten mocked Turnbull for assuring voters that sticking with the coalition was the safer, steadier choice amid the global chaos prompted by Britain’s decision to exit the European Union and British Prime Minister David Cameron’s subsequent resignation. “He has taken this nation to an election on the basis of stability.

Source: Washington Post July 04, 2016 01:48 UTC