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all_your_base - Date published:
6:53 pm, March 5th, 2008 - 22 comments
Categories: election 2008, john key, slippery -
Tags: election 2008, gerry brownlee, iraq, john key, micheal cullen, phil goff, slippery
In this afternoon’s debate Gerry Brownlee tried to have the word “slippery” ruled unparliamentary in relation to John Key. Proof, if any were needed, that Cullen had hit a nerve perhaps?
Also interesting to see John Key leading off General Debate in the House – the Nats have done this before when Key’s been in trouble – the last time may have been the privatisation of schools and asset sales debacle, before that it was the “we would(n’t?) have sent troops to Iraq” episode.
True to formula Key even led off in much the same way as on past occasions – with a flat-footed attack on Phil Goff.
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The ex-pat POM couldn’t hit a neuron with a telescopic sight. He is however fucking good at stiffing tax payers for all they are worth.
The man is a nasty little cretin. Go home POM.
Thanks for that insightful comment Murray. btw, do you think John Key is slippery? If not, why not?
unmmm.. the names Gerry. Jerry is a mate of Tom.
Gosh with the level of debate this evening you’ll all be finding your way into parliament in no time.
As a counterbalance to the bitching between the right and left views blogging this evening it was nice to see the class of the two rowers today both in how to win and loose with grace. Doubt we’ll see much of that come election time.
Tamaki, wouldn’t have a fucking clue, I’ve never touched the man, nor do I have a desire to do so. [deleted: desparaging comments about people’s sexuality are not encouraged here, take it to kiwiblog]
Agreed HIGHERSTANDARD (or is it LOUDERSTANDARD!). It’s a shame one of them had to lose.
Captcha: Despite election
Sorry Tamaki didn’t mean to shout
christ with a guy as invertibrate as Key I would hate to think how he’d play hardball with any corporate or foreign power – let alone the US.
my guess is he’d just roll over and claim an attack of not remembering what his position was.
Key does so much better when he gets others with a bit more experienced standing up for him in the House.
“experience” – something that’s only important when it’s a fault with your opponent!
paraphrased from kiwiblog:
I think Key’s experience, or lack of it, is going to become more of a factor. It got me wondering if any other PM (I am assuming he becomes the PM) has had as little experience at executive level.
http://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2008/02/obamas_experience.html
Tamaki,
Apparently you’re not old enough to remember David Lange…
Personally I’m just wondering how the ‘right’ is going to feel after having another election ‘stolen’.
I’m afraid that Key reminds me of one of the more shifty type of used car salesmen. You get the distinct impression that it is impossible to get a policy that makes any sort of sense out of him.
Please could the Nat’s please find someone to elevate the level of debate……
captcha: gangsters the
yep – even it is getting into the act…
Slippery John
Has a ring to it I reckon
Yeehaa
We have finally got the slippry prick where we want him. Cullen has flushed him out and he has finally broken and shown his true dispicable colours.
There is not one New Zealander who wants what Key wants. He is a first grade looser on the Political front and now that he is been honest his support will drop to single digits.
Brash was smashed in 2005 with these politics, now its Keys turn
Bring it on
Rexel
Who is we ?
There is not one NZer who wants what Key wants – Clearly you don’t but that’s a rather all encompassing comment and doesn’t seem to refect any of the evidence to the contrary. I’d query whether he’s a first grade looser on the political front as the most recent poll has him neck and neck with Helen who is the most capable politician of recent times not bad for someone who is new to politics.
Sorry rOb
I’ll revert in due course
Phil – I certainly do remember Lange (and Muldoon, Marshall and Holyoake). My comment was intended to be a light-hearted one, showing how lack of experience will be used by all sides of the political spectrum.
Talk about hitting a nerve. A quick scan down the recent posts lists gives a pretty good indication what it is that is worrying Labour supporters at the moment.
I love watching Kullen under pressure, he reverts to his nasty little socialist scum bag roots.
I hope he keeps it up, the public have had enough of this tax grabbing low life, he and Labour are history.
Careful HS, you are in danger of becoming reasonable!
He is as slippery as all the other “big swinging dicks” as outlined in Michael Lewis’ book “Liars POker” and thats vereeee slippery