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“SIT DOWN MR SEYMOUR” Couldn’t let this wee gem escape everyones attention. David Seymour on the embarrassing losing end of a stand off in the House with Deputy Speaker Greg O’Connor during the first reading of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill on Tuesday. #nzpol

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Amanda Rouse. 🇵🇸🇱🇧🏳️‍⚧️she/her Free Palestine1 year ago

Brilliant, and just shows how bad Gerry Brownlee is

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

100%. Brownlee would have let that slide because you know, tail wagging the dog & all that.

jojo1 year ago

God grief. What a pumped up prat he Seymour is. Jacinda was 💯 spot on with her assessment

Amazonia - Kaua e tautohetohe ki nga riwai1 year ago

That needs to be on a t shirt. @brittende

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

@patbrittenden 👆🏼

Claudicant1 year ago

Greg OConnor is absolutely the man to be doing this job. Looks mean as hell, gravely voice, sounds like he’ll happily “take you outside” to deal with some points of order!

pollen1 year ago

unbelievably awkward. he couldn't believe that he wasn't going to get away with it

🤡 WorstPMEver 🤡1 year ago

Sit the fuck down @dbseymour and stfu!

Cool Hand Fluke1 year ago

Seems everyone is getting sick of rimmer.

McGregor Nelson1 year ago

Absolute gold 🥳 , the cocky little cunt got called out for the first time .

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