Monday, April 04, 2005
Tamihere going loco II
The tosser's at it again, firing generic insults at his colleagues this time. What a dick (if this was someone from the National Party, I'd have a laugh, but still think he was a dick).
Comments:
Come on. tamahiere is "keeping it real".... a refreshing honesty in politics. We now know somthing about the stuf the labour leaders are made of.
I wish they would do the same with national.
I wish they would do the same with national.
While I'd like to hear National MPs slander each other a bit, Tamihere is just being a big mouth at the moment. A late charge seems him acquire the tosser crown in my opinion.
If the best he can do is sick allusions to sexual favours and behaving like a spoiled adolescent when discussing senior colleagues (who have at least managed to achieve a few things in Cabinet) then he deserves it in my view.
If the best he can do is sick allusions to sexual favours and behaving like a spoiled adolescent when discussing senior colleagues (who have at least managed to achieve a few things in Cabinet) then he deserves it in my view.
Goodbye Johnny boy, won't see you back around the Cabinet table for a while. One thing to bag your bench mates, but bag the boss......?
Cheers, wiremu1306
Cheers, wiremu1306
# posted by 
: 4 April 2005 at 23:49
: 4 April 2005 at 23:49
Not sure about that rhesus ... I can almost see the point there, but surely a fair amount of the so-called political correctness is about empowering Maori to make their own decisions in some areas, and to have their views taken seriously in others.
Plus, not thinking for oneself would presumably be a prerequisite for joining Destiny. If you're worried about shawl-wearing educators, then Tamaki is an altogether more fearsome paternalistic prospect.
Plus, not thinking for oneself would presumably be a prerequisite for joining Destiny. If you're worried about shawl-wearing educators, then Tamaki is an altogether more fearsome paternalistic prospect.
I agree with rhesus, some (many? all?) liberals like to support maori issues but the reverse is not always true.
As has been recently been seen in the USA people will vote for politicans whose economic policies will personally hurt them if they are strongly dedicated to that parties (percieved) conservative social policies.
As has been recently been seen in the USA people will vote for politicans whose economic policies will personally hurt them if they are strongly dedicated to that parties (percieved) conservative social policies.
# posted by : 6 April 2005 at 10:13
: 6 April 2005 at 10:13
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