5 Questions to ask National Party supporters post Boag

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Martyn Bradbury
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Sooooo Boag leaked privileged information about Kiwis in quarantine to National MPs Hamish Walker and Michael Woodhouse but admitted only to sending it to Walker after Walker tried to send it to the media.

She lied about sending it to Woodhouse and then admitted to sending it to Woodhouse.

Muller knew Boag was lying on Tuesday after Woodhouse told him he had been sent 4 emails by Boag BUT Woodhouse claims he had never read them (???)  despite his criticism lining up to the dates he was making his numerous allegations of breaches with the dates she sent them. Remarkably Woodhouse deletes them on Monday once the inquiry was announced.

Muller tells journalists on Thursday that he knew nothing about Boag sending Woodhouse emails despite being told by Woodhouse on Tuesday that she had.

This is less Machiavellian ‘House of Cards’ political skull thuggery and more ‘Dickheads do petty spite with breathtaking incompetence’.

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There are the 5 top questions right now…

1: Hooton self mutilated his career as a commentator for this?
2: How smug must Simon Bridges be feeling right now?
3: Will Muller sack Woodhouse?
4: Will Muller sack Muller?
5: Can National get over 30% in the election?

…the only way National under Muller wins now is if John Campbell breaks a story showing the Labour Government bio-engineered the Covid-19 virus themselves with a photo of Jacinda in a lab coat and Grant passing her the test tube.

The official inquiry report will be out before the election so voters will be reminded of the full glory of this madness right before they vote.

I’ve seen easily triggered depressed millennials with less self mutilating tendencies than this National Party.

While we laugh and mock, spare a thought for genuine National Party voters, people of ethics and value who will be watching this Boag implosion and dirty politics corruption with as much horror and disgust as the rest of us.

For them, i have 3 words.

Party. Vote. Labour.

Come on, after Volcanism, Terrorism and a bloody pandemic, Jacinda has earned a second term and you know it! Sit National out for a term and see if they deserve your vote in 2023, but for right now, as a National Party voter, do the right thing and party vote Labour for once in your life.

The naked truth National Party voters is that your party in 2020 doesn’t actually deserve your vote.

 

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31 COMMENTS

  1. Day after day the idiot president of the USA says and does idiot, bizarre, incredible, so-fucking-crazy-it’s almost funny stuff.

    In November 50-60 million will vote for him. After a racist appeal to his constituents in Clutha- Southland will the vote for National be less that the 59% it was last time? The 59% in Selwyn? 58% in Ardern’s home territory in Waikato?

  3. Bomber, the traditional farm fence voting for Labour, oh woe the beasty of this. Ms. Boag has certainly become the boagy woman of the National Party, along with the entrenched old fool old school dirty political mongers alongside Whitehouse or should that be S—-house.
    The Nats are trolling their way to a kicking at the ballot box. I do hope larger than that Shiply delivered.

  4. Like Trump, National has a “base” that will vote them regardless of what they do. I know someone that told me “my grandfather always voted National, my father always voted National, and I’ll always vote National”. You can’t sway these people. I suspect this election we’ll see exactly the size of the base – but I suspect it’s well over 25%. The same is also true for Labour of course (especially the unionists, that out of principle will never vote National even when Roger Douglas was openly laying the groundwork to destroy them). Remember also that 50% of the population by definition has a below average IQ and those people are equally distributed across all parties.

    • The thing that appalls me about the Labour union voters is that they should be voting Green all the way. The Greens policies on industrial relations is way better than anything Labour has done for years and years and years and years.

    • He! i was elected, SECRET ballot ELECTED union official, my employers who voted for me, found it weird their union fee found me all over their work care, and when their employer ripping them off as capitalism tends to do, their employers saying, why you back, never been but keep stealing from my employers, and ill always be around.

  5. Jacinda is a good leader whatever happens.
    She is listening to the electorate better than national did in their “nine years of hell”
    National are flying blind and heading for a mountain crash.
    So like Nationals last election skit showing Labour boaties were aimlessly steering both ways this may now be better to show National boaties not steering at all. like a dead duck in the water. ‘quack quack’.

  7. Most of the rest of the world seems to think New Zealand has a better more admirable leadership than they have. That was before she managed to save the country from the pandemic that is raging nearly every where else. No doubt as Jacinda acknowledges we had help from the world’s most extensive moat and some luck on our side, but still the WHO seems to be holding us up as an example of getting it right.
    That gives an opposition programmed to ridicule and oppose and with no other ideas a very serious problem. How to make Jacinda look bad while to the whole outside world she looks f’n marvellous .
    It’s clearly beyond them but the best approach they could make to enhance their own credibility would be to give credit where it’s due and treat this situation as extraordinary and give up being an ” opposition” altogether. Make constructive criticism in a timely helpful manner where they see a problem , and co-operate with the government’s endeavours to keep the virus out and reorganise the economy as necessary to accomodate the changed situation.
    D J S

    • Perhaps. Remember Wellington, when furnished flat two beds,$25 a week, 1973, central Tasman st.
      Remember,the wage $140 after tax,remember the food bill 10 bucks us pair lived there. Ageist has socialist understanding about capital its value purchase lost its understanding, capital is a uncaring profit exploit of our humanity.

  9. He kiwi, why your farm fence secure voting why always, come on why, yous farm fence property, theft of humanity , why yous always vote for the farm fence property boundaries..

  10. The statement by Woodhouse that he has an email account that he only looks at when in Dunedin is bizarre to say the least and his deleting the emails from Borg looks like a clumsy attempt to destroy the evidence. Trust National with economy? would not trust them with small change!

    • The statement by Woodhouse about his email. starts with b for bizarre? Starts with capital B for Bullshit.

      He expects his half-wit supporters and colleagues to believe his crap. Let every media person who interviews him before the election start with this question: “Mr Woodhouse did you really expect people to believe that arrant nonsense about Michelle Boag’s emails to you, the way you handled them and your explanations?

  12. I remember when we got a small brown envelope with our payslip and cash. Now we are forced to have our pay go into a bank account.

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