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  1. Mallard heard what he heard and of that I have NO doubt. Why and where would he have got that from otherwise?

    But for him to have to take the word of master manipulators and compulsive liars like the National Partys parliamentary wing, that they didn’t (Simon Bridges even said at the time it was just the cut and thrust of parliament) is just a thousand bridges too far.

    National quite simply cannot accept they are not the government and their infantile kicking, screaming, breath holding and then more screaming – meltdown is absolutely phenomenal to watch. May it long continue.

  2. Bit of an own goal this morning but. PB claims Ducky ‘leaked’ the incident to media AND media confirmed the leak. Pity it was being live streamed by Parliament, duh! AND DG didn’t say diddly squat about the deception either. FFS How can a public live stream be leaked?

    1. That ads and conventional media condemnation aren’t working on support that has been conditioned to distrust mainstream “liberal” sources is…, unsurprising. Certainly it’s unsurprising to Farrar.

      National has really screwed themselves here, and deservedly so.

      More over National Party advertising is shit. It is way over the top and John Keys core supporters certainly don’t identify with maori or “journalists.” Until very recently. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

    2. Because it wasn’t the stream that was leaked, nor the incident. It was what Mallard thought had been said, and nobody else heard. He refused to repeat in Parliament what he thought he heard when Gerry Brownlee asked him, and later (by his own admission) told a journalist.

  3. The vote for Mallard to Speaker was achieved only by letting the Nats and Simon Burned Bridges succeed with a giant bluff about votes available to the government.

    They extorted more control in Select Committees.

    The Speaker Mallard is as ‘independent’ as the last one was, I observe, and he comes with some baggage, which should not be relevant now, but for the MSM it is nonetheless, he was no angel, they note.

    Mallard started a new way of enforcing order in the House, which from my humble thoughts was bound to create tensions and issues from the start, that taking away and awarding of supplementary questions during question time.

    This has become an accounting fiasco, and the Nats know how to turn this, and some of Mallards recent, not that tidy calls and rulings to order, to attack and undermine him.

    If the Nats manage to get rid of Mallard, they will have the chance of another Speaker being appointed and voted in, who may be less experienced and weaker, or even be one of their own.

    Then the government would be truly screwed.

    So Paula Bennett, that other Bennett and Brownlee and Bridges et al, they have decided to sabotage and undermine Mallard now, and this seems to be the start of that attack game.

    Mallard was rather tense and serious today, being challenged again and again, but he is a tough one, nevertheless, he may have issues to answer to.

  4. “Expect National to stick to stupid-little-girl-gate like a shit to blanket.”

    yep they have nothing but disruption now in their sights as they have totally lost the plot truly now.

    I would not like to be a national supporter now with these clowns.

    Bah Bah!!!! Bad losers they are.

  5. This is what outraged entitlement looks like.
    The perfect way to lose fringe voters.
    Gerry with his pomposity on show for all to see and Bennett’s 4th former histrionics to go with Blamey Adams and Whining Simon….
    It’s a fantasy come to life… I love it.
    All we need now is for Jami Lee Ross-Hogg to be involved in a scandal and the week will have been perfect!

  6. it might look like gold but closer inspection will reveal the true nature of the nationals party attempt to take the heat off the mycoplasma tragedy

  7. Yeah but… y u no help tortoise, Leon?

    caz u a… repli can’t be bothered

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