Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie set to leave Palmer United Party Jacqui Lambie drops the Palmer United Party logo from her website sparking speculation about her future. Speculation mounting ... ALL eyes will be on Jacqui Lambie as the outspoken senator mulls her future with the Palmer United Party. The Tasmanian senator, who has dropped the party logo and name from her website, is engaged in a war of words with PUP leader Clive Palmer. She is refusing to contact her colleagues or come to party room meetings, according to Glenn Lazarus. The Palmer United Party Senate leader said the last time he spoke to the Tasmanian Senator "was a couple of weeks ago." "I'm the dark as much as all you are," he told reporters. We can't do anything unless Jacqui talks to us. I'm obviously hoping she doesn't want to leave the party and that we can sort out whatever the issue is. Bewildered ... Palmer United Party Senator Glenn Lazarus arrives at Parliament House this morning. Picture: Kym Smith/News Corp. Source: News Corp Australia Senator Lazarus said he "hoped" it won't get to a position that they will have to ask her to leave the PUP. He argued that he "loved" Senator Lambie. I'm just a bit bewildered about the fact that she won't talk to us. I'd like to know what we've done wrong. When asked if there is a "deadline" for Senator Lambie to make a decision, Senator Lazarus said "not at all." She's got a bee in her bonnet about the ADF pay offer, so do we. Hope ... Glenn Lazarus says Jacqui Lambie has refused to get in contact with them. Crossbench Senator David Leyonhjelm said he spoke to Senator Lambie yesterday. She's considering her future with the party. I don't think she's made up her mind at the moment. When asked whether he's made any attempts to "woo" the PUP Senator, he admitted to having some "friendly chats" with her. I have a suspicion that several other Senators have said the same things to her. I don't think there's any shortage of offers. I don't know where it's going to end up. Friendly chats ... Senator David Leyonhjelm says Jacqui Lambie has no shortage of offers. Picture: Ray Strange/News Corp. Source: News Corp Australia Ms Lambie has publicly criticised Mr Palmer over his lack of support for her policy positions - and he has fired back, calling her a "drama queen." Wednesday will be her chance to use a Senate sitting day - before parliament resumes on Monday - to decide whether she'll continue donning her trademark party yellow or move on as an independent senator. The internal party turmoil has crushed PUP's popularity, with the latest Roy Morgan poll showing its vote has dropped to 2.5 per cent - the lowest level since before the federal election. Originally published as Is Lambie about to quit PUP?