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    Quote Originally Posted by Peitro View Post
    You are right, means testing or 30% GST would 'work' too
    Neither of those are necessary either.

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    John Key: "rediscover family life."

    I hope John has the good sense to avoid being press ganged into sorting out Bank of America.

    That would be a labour of Hercules and mean no time to rediscover family life.

    Boop boop de do
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    Quote Originally Posted by fungus pudding View Post
    Yes. Good on you and best wishes. A lot of well wishers from all political corners - apart from misery, grizzleguts, Winston Peters of course.
    So who will aspire to the leadership of National and who will prevail? Some observations

    1. Bill English: Is he really a long term contender? Been in Parliament 20 years, intelligent, capable but a terrible retail politician.
    2. Judith Collins: Labours dream candidiate
    3. Gerry Brownlee: Likeable, smart and hard working. But probably doesnt want the job
    4.Paula Bennett: has already been promoted beyond her capability
    5. Steven Joyce : not prime minister material.

    Best Choices for Nationals Future
    1. Simon Bridges.
    2. Michael Woodhouse: smart, capable


    PS. I did predict that he would resign some time ago, and copped much derision from the National posters
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt Pepper View Post
    So who will aspire to the leadership of National and who will prevail? Some observations

    1. Bill English: Is he really a long term contender? Been in Parliament 20 years, intelligent, capable but a terrible retail politician.
    2. Judith Collins: Labours dream candidiate
    3. Gerry Brownlee: Likeable, smart and hard working. But probably doesnt want the job
    4.Paula Bennett: has already been promoted beyond her capability
    5. Steven Joyce : not prime minister material.

    Best Choices for Nationals Future
    1. Simon Bridges.
    2. Michael Woodhouse: smart, capable


    PS. I did predict that he would resign some time ago, and copped much derision from the National posters
    Then there's Amy Adams. A quiet achiever with head screwed on properly but more than capable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Im hearing that Key has had enough too and that he will leave after the next election; win or lose.
    You heard it here first folks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fungus pudding View Post
    Then there's Amy Adams. A quiet achiever with head screwed on properly but more than capable.
    I didnt think about her. She came to a Forum a few years ago which Michael Woodhouse organised. She came off better in person than on TV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt Pepper View Post
    PS. I did predict that he would resign some time ago, and copped much derision from the National posters[/B][/I]
    Show us the post.
    Exactly what did you predict?
    I thought he would resign at some stage (and definately if he lost an election) but didn't see this timing coming.
    I expected he would see National to a 4th term then leave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    You heard it here first folks.
    So after the next election is the same as before?

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    The first bit of info was given to me and i added the 2nd without thinking it through.Prob common knowledge around parliament but a fact now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobby41 View Post
    Show us the post.
    Exactly what did you predict?
    I thought he would resign at some stage (and definately if he lost an election) but didn't see this timing coming.
    I expected he would see National to a 4th term then leave.

    My post dated December 2014 no6529

    I think John Key needs a Kit Kat and a relaxing holiday.I (almost) feel sorry for him.
    I am reasonably certain that he will resign as leader in late 2016/early 2017. The media, I believe, have turned on him.He will sniff the political wind and go.

    Hope you have a relaxing and enjoyable Christmas






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