David Carter

[Brian d marge]

Him and I go waaaay back

He is possibly the dumbest redneck Ive ever met


So if you want proof of the boys looking after their own ...

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/poli...r-of-the-House


I may be wrong , he may do a good job

Stephen

[MIXONE]

I think they had to drag him literally to the seat.
He didn't want the job.

[pete376403]

Also known as "Hone Carter" on some radio talkback years ago? Got into some sort of trouble?

[MisterD]

I think you've missed the point Brian, this wasn't about helping out Carter, this was about making space back in cabinet for English's mate Nick Smith.

[Brian d marge]

I think you've missed the point Brian, this wasn't about helping out Carter, this was about making space back in cabinet for English's mate Nick Smith.

Probably ...

I dought he is any smaterer.... both of em

Stephen

[oldrider]

I think you've missed the point Brian, this wasn't about helping out Carter, this was about making space back in cabinet for English's mate Nick Smith.

Nick the prick should have been turned out to fend for himself the useless bastard ... Carter will be as good as anyone as speaker.

What a fascicle bunch of bastards the opposition are anyway just a bunch of "B" grade actors waiting their turn at the main trough!

[JimO]

Also known as "Hone Carter" on some radio talkback years ago? Got into some sort of trouble?

i think that was a different bloke

[James Deuce]

Also known as "Hone Carter" on some radio talkback years ago? Got into some sort of trouble?

That was John Carter (not of Mars). Bald, glasses, toothbrush moustache. Remember?

[Brian d marge]

D/c was the man who , when on one of me trips to the beehive , promised me face to face, student loans wouldnt go above 1/4 of the total course cost ... Ruth Dyson managed to get him out of office once or twice ,,
but as an MP , , useless

Stephen

[ellipsis]

...arrogant, thick and lost for words when he, knowing he didn't have any way to pay for his tank of gas for his postered up electoral wagon, filled it and said to my mate, the service station owner, 'my p.a has gone back to town with my wallet in her pocket, she will be out to pay you tomorrow'...to which he was told...'no credit here sonny, heres the hose and the pump, suck it out'...if only he were clever enough to have figured out he was in the wrong neck of the woods for anyone to do a tory a favour...

[imdying]

Ah, the man who thinks crime is critical to the New Zealand economy... sounds about right that he should be herding the top crims the nation has to offer.

[gammaguy]

He has a property out my way in banks peninsula

So we're neighbors

Aaaagh

[Brian d marge]

...arrogant, thick and lost for words when he, knowing he didn't have any way to pay for his tank of gas for his postered up electoral wagon, filled it and said to my mate, the service station owner, 'my p.a has gone back to town with my wallet in her pocket, she will be out to pay you tomorrow'...to which he was told...'no credit here sonny, heres the hose and the pump, suck it out'...if only he were clever enough to have figured out he was in the wrong neck of the woods for anyone to do a tory a favour...

Thats him

Stephen

[007XX]

Deargawd... Why do they always come across as arguing toddlers?

In a way, I do hope this is just the tone used by the article's author. Otherwise, to think our futures are riding on these people's decisions is positively frightening.

[jim.cox]

Why do they always come across as arguing toddlers?

Because that's what they are

And their mummies aren't there to hold their hands, wipe their arses and to tell them off

And because we, the people, allow and even expect it, rather than demanding something better