Here's a bold statement: Every day that passes without a resolution is a strategic victory for leader Sussan Ley. But here's where it gets controversial—while her position might seem precarious, historical precedent suggests that an evenly split party room often favors the incumbent. This means Ley could very well retain her leadership, despite the looming threat of disastrous polling results. And this is the part most people miss: the internal dynamics of the party room often outweigh external public opinion in leadership contests.
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