. . . It’s refreshing news that this honest, sincere politician might once again take his rightful place in the Beehive.
Malicious innuendo, fellow politicians and the media all assisted in bringing about his downfall in 2008 . . .
Letter to the Editor of the Sunday Star Times from Horace Cassidy of Papakura.
Mr Cassidy must have been on another planet when the man he praises was using $158,000 or taxpayers’ money promoting himself before the 2005 election.
He must be there still if he doesn’t understand the misdeeds which led to the Minister of Baubles’ third sacking from Cabinet.
Homepaddock 
Sadly the odious little dwarf still strikes a chord with many and that gives significant support to calls for a basic comprehension test as a prerequisite for entry to the roll of those who can exercise a vote, this person fails totally with their assessment of what the pensioner from St Mary’s Bay actually represents as a potential legislator.
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“a basic comprehension test as a prerequisite for entry to the roll of those who can exercise a vote,”
I suggested, a comprehension for voters to a MP who laughed and said we might lose too much support.
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Well bring it in straight away when Nats get in next time with ( hopefully ) landslide.
Fait Accompli :-))
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