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Ah, nothing says a mood for change better than Peter Dunne.
Published in Campaign by frog on Wed, July 23rd, 2008
Tags: change, Frog, frogblog, green party, new zealand, peter dunne
A mood for change
Published: July 23, 2008
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peters done is sheer drivel fwwog, did you read it?,
like there’s a change in government coming so can you see family drivel peters done in it
i think not, no votes, try to pull youself together fwwog,
think about the wedge under the cabinet winston
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I went, I saw this blank page (I have a semantic filter for null value statements attached somewhere behind my eyeballs) and I left none the wiser for the visit. Anyone who reads something there will also be none the wiser. Seems like a waste of time this over Dunne fellow. – BJ
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“Our Time Is Come”….. Unfortunately out the exit door.
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oh yeah baby..thats up there with a Martin Luther King speech i heard once ……….not.
what a prize pompous pratt he is
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BJ, You should have had a look at his/their transport policy. Beats Labour’s hands down.
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They’re done. Petered out.
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kevyn..are you outing yourself as a dunneite..?
phil(whoar.co.nz)
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“Go Mr Common Sense
One thing which has intrigued me in recent months is how government MP Clayton Cosgrove is so anti real estate agents.
Last week, after select committee hearings on the new real estate agent legislation, he was up to his same old tricks. However, United Future leader, Peter Dunne, (who calls himself Mr Common Sense) played a card not many expected. [$?]
In a release which has probably gone unreported, he says the United Future party “will withdraw its support for the Real Estate Agents Bill…unless there are major changes to the legislation and the sponsoring minister, Clayton Cosgrove, adopts a more consultative attitude.?
http://landlords1.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/go-mr-common-sense/
He was nice to the tobacco lobby too.
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Kevyn… that wasn’t in his speech there though…
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