I got asked by my cousin Tommy Wilson to respond to Don Brash’s column (find it here on page 18) on the demise of the Māori Party in our local Bay Waka. Originally I was going to be his ghost writer, so I had a go at writing in his more expressive and upbeat style, though I didn’t really capture it.
Anyway, here’s the column:
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Brash’s article is even worse than I thought it would be. Good response.
He didn’t hold anything back for decency’s sake, that’s for sure.