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He was voted in by the people of his electorate with a thumping majority. If the "Very Conservative" electorate wanted a very conservative member, they would have voted for the National Party candidate. But they didn't. 62% voted for Windsor with their first preference. Only 25% voted for...

You're a bit sensitive to anything said about your boy Abbott. The post didn't say it was Abbott's fault, just pointed out a difference between he and Windsor (in the posters POV).

He's over 60. He's been a state and federal politician for a long time. He's entitled to retire when he wants to. He didn't betray anything - he got the best deal for his electorate. Get over it. You sound like Christopher Pyne.

Windsor was ahead in the polls, in all likelihood he would have won the seat again. As for betrayal, that is complete bollocks. The people of regional Australia, including Windsor's seat, have done quite well out of this parliament. As usual, you don't know what you are talking about. The...