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Judith Collins is the hands down winner of Sledge of the Day, and may even take out the Sledge of the Year award with this brilliant takedown of Siouxsie Wiles:

“I think she’s a big, fat hypocrite, actually, and I’m sick and tired of listening to her telling everyone else what to do, and here we have the evidence that she had travelled from Freemans Bay to go and visit with her friend on the beach at Judges Bay in Parnell,” Collins said.

“That’s about 5km, and unless she ran there – and I doubt it – then she wasn’t exercising. No masks on, sitting there on the beach, and the friend goes off for a swim. I watched that video, and I thought: big, fat hypocrite.

“I’m so sick of her telling us all what to do. She’s not doing it? Just do it… If those TV stations have her back on telling everyone what to do, I think we should just turn them off.”

Judith Collins

She’s right of course and it is good to see the left-wing heads explode at some god’s honest truth about the rank hypocrisy of Siouxsie Wiles and Nicola Gaston.

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