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Bill English pleased negotiations on how Paula Bennett will be sacrificed to Winston Peters are going well
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Squalor stalks the halls of power!
look bus
“Have we missed anything?” ask negotiating team after some members took four days to squeeze through narrow Beehive doorways.
Smiles all round as bail granted for the syndicate at today’s hearing.
Black for Winston’s funeral, if he goes with us eh Paula?
The Straw Man brought in the ‘heavies’ to add some weight to the negotiations.
But was happy to discard a ‘large portion’, to bring some balance back into the grouping.