I don’t see a Muldoon in parliament presently, so the opposition should settle on defining issues and stick to those. The government needs to concentrate on not scaring the horses and it’s just losing its way a little with that one. But the next election is a long way out.

As one who sees little difference in the two major parties, particularly under Labour’s current leadership, it’s all of little importance. I just think the faux political war in blogosphere is like religion – a huge and tragic waste of human endeavour.

They’re going perfectly.

For the same reason, Mr Greenbrook-Helm, good, loving and responsible parents are being turned into potential criminals by Sue Bradford, John Key, and your bloody Labour Party, which whipped all its MPs to make sure the obnoxious repeal of section 59 of the Crimes Act was foisted on to us.

Mind you, if they also make a public statement that Philip Field was wrong and should have been stopped.

And that the figures on ACC were hidden prior to the election……..

The Sue Bradford is great post was the last straw for me.

He is not very wealthy?
He doesn’t entertain very well?

Still doesn’t narrow the list down very much, does it.

Labour are a bit like a dog off the leash. They just chase every car that drives past, catching none of them.

Um, they have seemed a bit more like a dog sitting in the middle of the motorway barking. Mad.

It does seem to be more of a NZ thing, in that protecting your position is more important than doing your job.

I didn’t notice this so much working overseas. Maybe it was just the places I worked?

Jeremy is a good example of the quality of members that the Labour Party has.