Today’s face of the day was worried that his PM was being defamed and did all he could to deflect from the hard questions about Ardern’s accountability and honesty. He said that there was Aroha for the person who had made the accusation and then went on to try and make the story about National being “unethical” for wading into the scandal.
Labour MP Willie Jackson has lashed out at National’s “unprincipled” and “unethical” attacks on his party over the ongoing sexual assault scandal.
[…] Jackson[…], said it wasn’t her fault she didn’t know.
[…] Jackson told host Duncan Garner that Bennett had to act, but going public was the wrong thing to do.
“I suppose she’s got to act, but you know – if you get that sort of information about a woman in distress, what would Duncan Garner have done? What would Judith Collins have done? She would have probably rung Jacinda straight away. She wouldn’t have gone to Twitter…
How true but then Judith Collins is leadership material .
