No reply to challenge or acknowledgement

Yes, Pete Kelly, of course you're right about Simon Bridges. I didn't for a moment hold my breath for a reply to my challenge! Also, I thought maybe some locals with stars in their eyes, might like a chance to note his actual sincerity as representative of the Tauranga public.
Others have tried to get a public response frrm him in this way, but not even the courtesy of acknowledgement?
Loosen that grip on Papa Key's apron strings, me lad, stop trying to look important, and do your proper job, without fear or favour.. listen! It'll pay in the long run, and you may even earn some respect.
Meantime any reputation, is slipping fast...
Why do they insist on calling these discussions and debates on the dastardly constitutional project 'conversations”?
It trivialises the matter, and implies that it's a relaxed, over-a-cup-of-tea thing. And we know the danger in having talks over those cups of tea!

D. Holm, Tauranga.

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simon

Posted on 23-02-2013 09:33 | By Captain Sensible

Did you see Simons column in the latest issue? He claims he has been asked to comment on "raising a family in New Zealand as opposed to overseas" but seems to have forgotten that many of us have asked him to comment on the Constitution Review. Far easier to type out meaningless drivel than to answer a real important question. Simon avoids tough topics because he wants an easy ride to another three easy years as an MP.


ask him again

Posted on 25-02-2013 20:38 | By Major Think

Go on the page 'Blogs & Opinion" and read Simons strange ramblings and leave a comment asking why he does not answer your question.


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