We really need a new poll to gauge who is the preferred PM:
1. John Key
2. Winston Peters
3. Bill English
Are there any other names I've missed? What do you reckon Rodney's chances are?
Update: OK, so it seems I forget one very important person that should be included on the preferred Prime Minister stakes. A certain female, that should be listed no matter how bad her chances. Fair enough.
Let's add Jeanette Fitzsimons to the list.
Although that would mean we'd have to add Russel Norman too. The world's first co-Prime Ministers. Cool. Maybe then we'd have tax calculated on income splitting?
1. John Key
2. Winston Peters
3. Bill English
Are there any other names I've missed? What do you reckon Rodney's chances are?
Update: OK, so it seems I forget one very important person that should be included on the preferred Prime Minister stakes. A certain female, that should be listed no matter how bad her chances. Fair enough.
Let's add Jeanette Fitzsimons to the list.
Although that would mean we'd have to add Russel Norman too. The world's first co-Prime Ministers. Cool. Maybe then we'd have tax calculated on income splitting?
What about man of the week in the PM stakes - Phil Goff?
ReplyDeleteNice try, but I think you'll find he's actually leading in the poll for "Opposition Leader" :-)
ReplyDeleteDream on people. Most of us like living in a social democracy thank you very much. If Helen steps down we'll have Phil Goff for PM.
ReplyDeleteDemocracy? Now there's a word you don't hear much of these days.
ReplyDelete"If Helen Steps Down"
What, the Labour Party don't vote their own leaders in then? It's what she says, goes then?
Perhaps you are right. I'm sure she will democratically step down and some-one else can be democratically appointed leader of opposition.