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  1. It’s the Greens. Its about them.

    Honestly this a par for the course for the holier than thou party.

  2. Propensity for the behaviour in question should raise alarm bells as to how Menendez might use political power and status in the longer term as his career progresses.

  3. In his defence, the Quarantine booking system was fairly primitive having a few holes in it that people were exploiting (people making multiple bookings, etc, making it harder for everybody).
    I’m aware of one developer who left after a couple of days because he couldn’t believe the incompetence and stupidity of the managers involved. Especially since there relatively easy ways of fixing it. Given it was the Ministry for Everything, I wasn’t surprised.

    1. That’s not much of a defence. If you’re a politician and you see a flaw in the system you should address it, not exploit it.

      1. Yep, well it’s the best I could do Your Honour at short notice.
        I’m desperately trying to find the best in them, and increasingly it’s becoming a hard ask.
        There are one or two others – Omers, McNulty’s and all that I hope don’t become too tainted with their experiences (in that space, going forward). Too bloody late for a lot of them.
        But I’ve just happened on Gerry waffling on the Parliament channel. Things could actually get worse, and sure as shit they will if Labour and the Greens don’t get their acts together – if not in the next cycle,, then the one after.
        Oh Hark – now here’s Golriz

  4. This guy really irritates me, he has a “Do as I say, not as I do” attitude. He is incredibly arrogant, I would never travel to Mexico, take up more than my share of their Covid resources, and run down the people of the country at the same time.

  5. Politicians of all stripes still get this stuff wrong–personal details and behaviour–and it matters because THEY are out to get you. Anything and everything near enough, is searchable, discoverable, and will be made public. “Don’t you know who I am?!!” type displays will be on phone feeds and front pages.

    I defend Golriz because she gets such awful violent, misogynist abuse, and like her contribution. Her crime was not being a defence lawyer with unsavoury clients, but trying to keep it hidden. Be upfront and say–so what?–even Nazis post WWII were entitled to a defence, it is essential in maintaining a Justice system people will support. Plus the Greens and every party should vet every candidate and their CVs before letting them near selection.

    I wanted to support Riccardo too for coming from AAAP, the first MP since Sue Bradford to advocate properly for beneficiaries, but he will have to work hard to overcome this one. Like the David Clarke’s (who?) bike ride, and Ian Lees Galloway’s bonking, some incidents are no return trips for politicians.

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