Two MPs from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party say they will quit the party if leader Robert Borsak doesn't leave politics, saying they've tried to give him feedback but it's 'like water off a duck's back.'
abc.net.au/news/nsw-shooters-fishers-farmers-leadership-crisis-mps-threaten-quit/101691786Two MPs from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party are threatening to quit the party if their leader does not resign.
The only other Shooters party MP, Mr Donato, said he too may leave and run as an independent if Mr Borsak stayed. "I cannot continue to work under the leadership of Robert, and in a party that Robert's in, if he's not prepared to make those concessions. "We've tried to give Robert feedback about some of the things he's said, some of the things he's done, but it's a bit like water off a duck's back, it doesn't sink in," he said.Mr Butler also confirmed he had been tapped on the shoulder to take the reins if Mr Borsak left."My colleagues have suggested they would want me to do it, but I haven't yet nominated for it — if there is no option but for me to do it, I would do it," he said.
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