Well, National has had a bit of a reshuffle and has put a politically inexperienced businessman in charge (again - remember that sleazy John Key?). Judith Collins a.k.a. Crusher got dumped last week and fast-track-boy Luxon is in the No.1 spot. Good riddance to her: CRUSHER
I knew when Luxon (ex Air New Zealand CEO) entered Parliament that he would be pushed forward early. The simple-minded National executive, who realise that they have no depth in candidates to call on, and who wish that they had a John Key clone would try to make him the saviour.
This post isn't about Chris Luxon or most of the new shadow cabinet. There are much better writers and commentators than me who will carefully dissect and analyse it. No, this is about Chris Bishop who once was the shadow leader of the House and behind behind (kissing her bum) Judith Collins.
His toadying was embarrassing to witness.
In the new shadow line-up Bishop has been given back the position as shadow leader of the House that Crusher took off him. He is ranked at number four in National's shadow line-up but no doubt that won't stop him creeping around Luxon, yesmanning him at every opportunity.
Pucker up Chris |
Bishop is a list MP for National now and before he lost his seat in the general election was MP for the Hutt South electorate. No doubt Robert still loves him.
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I did a gig at the Nuona Lazio art exhibition and Chris came up and complimented the trio on the music. Us musos are suckers for compliments, though I would never vote National.
Never ever.
Well if you click on the link you'd see that it is Creep by Radiohead.
Oh. I see Robert. You directed that question to Richard. It would have been perfect if Bishop complimented Richard on his playing 'Creep'.
I don't know the tune. I was probably playing Take The 'A' Train.
I didn't really get that. I know it was copied from somewhere but where was Sugar Hill?
I have faith that this blog will be updated soon.
If the old girl lets me off painting duties then your faith might be rewarded.
I could do a painting series.
Thank you for your interest.
I must learn when to shut up.
I've been to Harlem but don't recall Sugar Hill. Maybe Robert can shed some light on this as he seems to know a lot about it.
I hope you got the painting done.
Well I did to my standards but doubt that they are to The Old Girl's. I expect to have to do some touch-up jobs tomorrow.
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