OK, who watched and did it help you decide who to vote for?
Normally this sort of thing is a Helen Clark cake walk but this time John Key proved he could dish it out with the best.
Not that I managed to catch all of it. The howl of protest from the living room armchair when HC commented that Physics, Biology and English poetry were not favourite subjects for today's youth drowned out just about everything said afterwards.
It seems these are high among the favourite subjects of the household teenager. I am not sure whether that means HC is out of touch or whether my teen aged flatmate is weird. Miss 13½ was watching the leaders debate after all.
Meanwhile what was Nationals policy on climate change again? - beyond the fact they believe climate change exists.
Score wise definitely a draw.
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She is a white cat of uncertain origin about 10 years old. She lives with a family of Mum (a.k.a. her secretary), Dad, kids and various other creatures including other cats, rabbits, cockateils and gold fish, north of the coat hanger in New Zealand. She friendly and very vocal by nature.
The idea of using Sally to poke fun at politics started in 2003 on an MSN group and it rapidly escalated into a full mock election. Sally came third but, being a cat, doesn't accept this.
The idea of using Sally to poke fun at politics started in 2003 on an MSN group and it rapidly escalated into a full mock election. Sally came third but, being a cat, doesn't accept this.
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