More synchronicity from National and Labour. This time in the form of Richard Long, prominent Key supporter and Michael Cullen.
In today's Dominion Post Long writes,
"The return of Roger Douglas. You have to admit to a touch of nostalgia. The architect of the 80s reforms suddenly looms. Dracula-like from what everyone assumed was a retirement grave...."
Contrast this to Michael Cullen,
"Just when everybody thought it might be safe to vote National out of the box, like something out of an old horror film, comes Roger Douglas."
Arguably the most important thing Roger's return has achieved is to show up the National Party for what it is. Labour with a different leader. At best a variation on the 'muddle-way' theme.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
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Now this I agree on.
National = LabourLite.
Mark Hubbard
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