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Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardernwas accused of calling an opposition MP in Parliament an “arrogant idiot” in a private commentary filmed by a microphone in her place.
After the dispute, Ardern wrote a text message apologizing to the MP. David SeymourACT New Zealand Liberal Party, which he insulted after his speech at Parliament Headquarters in Wellington.
Speaking to local media, Seymour, whose party has ten members in the Legislative Assembly, said the prime minister wrote him a message saying, “Sorry, I shouldn’t have said that,” and that he responded by wishing her a Merry Christmas and that the matter has already been decided.
The beginning of the dispute
In his speech before the insult, the neoliberal ideology MP asked Jacinda Ardern for inflation, crime and challenged her to count at least once what the government was wrong about, recognized it and did something to solve it.
The Prime Minister of the Labor Party replied that her Government He was not perfect, but he made decisions with the common good in mind, and as he sat down, he remarked in an undertone to a colleague from his bench that the deputy was an “arrogant jerk” (“arrogant idiot”), but the microphones caught the expression on his face.
ACT New Zealand, which campaigns for lower taxes, is tough on crime and has a climate crisis policy, won over 219,000 votes, or 7.58%, in the 2020 election, a huge jump from 13,075 votes received in 2017.
Under the direction of Jacinda ArdernThe progressive-ideological Labor Party won the 2017 election with a simple majority and then won an absolute majority in 2020, winning 65 out of 120 MPs in Parliament. (EFE)
Source: RPP
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