Nowhere to Hide

John Armstrong:

The political graffiti are now writ large on the wall for Rodney Hide’s leadership of Act after the apparent Easter rising within the party. Hide has to go.

Tracy Watkins:

ACT is now so discredited that even some on the Right Wing are likening Rodney Hide’s stand in Epsom to Hitler’s last days in the bunker.

John Hartevelt:

Why not Brash in charge with Hide in the mix and some pragmatic agreements on joint decision-making around candidates, policy and image? That would require Hide to swallow his pride, but if he really wants the best for his party and he fancies a future that includes a ministerial portfolio, he must use his political brain and make the deal.

And then this wee gem:

ACT president Chris Simmons believes leader Rodney Hide has enough support in the caucus to stay, but says the board would not stand in the way of a change if MPs backed Don Brash’s bid for the leadership.

Right now the only thing standing between Hide and political oblivion are John Boscawen and Hilary Calvert.

Oh dear.

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