Carol Beaumont

The stitch up continues, with the strong local candidates Henare O’Keefe and Meka Whaitiri getting it in the arse from the nasty faction who are promoting ring in Shane Taurima.

The decision looks likely to be stripped out of the local’s hands by the nasty faction. Paul Tolich’s new coffee machine has been purchased and he is working overtime on behalf of Shane together with the nasty faction led by Carol Beaumont and Sue Moroney. Emails are being sent supporting Shane by Deb Mahuta-Coyle on behalf of Shane Taurima.

Unfortunately for the Nasty Faction they don’t seem to understand the party rules. Sources inside the faction are telling me that they are frantically trying to sign up members at this very late stage, although new members will have no say in the decision. The sources are in disbelieve that Paul, Sue and Carol can be so inept, and through their immoral tactics and skulduggery they are putting the chances of a good man at jeopardy.

Shane Taurima is known to be honest and reasonable, but is ruining his reputation by working with inept, nasty party fixers. He should take a big step back, look at those who are supporting him, and wonder whether it is the Maori way to screw over two very good people in Meka and Henare. Selections should be fair and honest, not nasty and unethical.

Parekura Horomia was a man whose integrity and decency was recognised by all sides of the political spectrum. He would be disgusted with the lack of mana shown by the nasty faction trying to stitch up the selection in his old constituency.

Advice to Tim and Moira, if you want selection to be an absolute shambles get Carol Beaumont involved. Everyone knows Carol is useless and got kicked out of the union movement and into parliament because even unions can’t have useless people working for them.

Parekura Horomia’s replacement is being chosen for the Ikaroa-Rawhiti by election. Word from the electorate is that there is a very nasty stitch up going on to ensure the nasty faction candidate wins and the locals get shafted.

The nasty faction favored candidate is Shane Taurima, and there are a surprising group of unpleasant, unelectable people behind him committing the kind of sins that hasn’t been seen in a selection since the skullduggery in the Rodney selection was outed by this blog.

In the thick of things are some very unpleasant people, including Sue Moroney and Carol Beaumont and the rest of Labour’s women’s caucus. They are being joined by union heavy Paul Tolich who is one of the best practitioners of low bastardry in New Zealand politics.  Read more »

Labour is making much of crony appointments at the moment. From the sounds of it they will be implementing the Hipkins Standard quite forcefully when they get back in power.

Truth has helpfully published a list of crony appointments made during their term as a point of reference:

Most are former staffers, advisers, union flunkies, spouses of senior regime members, former MPs and some who were to become MPs.
All were appointed under Clark’s watch.
- Ross Armstrong,
- Lesley Soper,
- Simon Mitchell,
- Louisa Wall,
- Shane Jones,
- Graham Hill,
- Rosslyn Noonan,
- Warren Lindberg, Read more »

Do you reckon Labour wanted Kelvin Davis or Carol Beaumont to come back to Parliament ?

Did Carol tell the leadership to ‘shove it’?

Has Labour hung Shane Jones out to dry?  The strident criticism of the Sky City report must mean Labour’s confident their dealings with Bill Liu are squeaky clean (either confident or shortsighted and stupid) – because there have already been reports that it’s not ‘black and white’.

If Shearer is against the Sky City deal and Chris Hipkins is for it, then what is Labour’s actual position?

Carol Beaumont will return to Parliament after Charles Chauvel jacked in a life sucking on the public teat in New Zealand for a life sucking on the public teat at the UN. Carol is a key member of the Nasty Party faction in Labour, and like others in the faction known for her inability to win votes.

At the last election there were only three Labour List MPs who managed to increase their opponents margin, Carol Beaumont, Sue Moroney and Steve Chadwick.  Read more »

Cameron Slater at the Truth reports

Charles Chauvel has quit parliament in a fit of pique, taking a lifeline no doubt supplied by Helen Clark, though he denies this publicly.

It is no secret that Charles Chauvel was a fan of David Cunliffe and this will be a large factor in his bolting from Labour.

What is of more interest however is that Chauvel sees an exit to the UN as more preferable than sticking around and hoping that a David Shearer led Labour party may perform an electoral miracle and manage to govern after next year’s election.

Chauvel has clearly weighed up Labour’s chance and also his own and realised both are slim at best.

Click here to read the rest of Cam’s article.

Just as Labour is starting to build a little bit of momentum against the Government, they end up shooting themselves in the foot with this side show.

Charles Chauvel has resigned making way for The Caropotamus, Carol Beaumont to return to parliament. Clearly Chauvel has had enough of being ignored by Shearer, and the final straw may have been Shearer’s pro-homophobe stance yesterday:

Labour MP Charles Chauvel is resigning from Parliament to take up a job with the United Nations in New York.

Mr Chauvel, a List MP, said he had resigned effective from March 11.

He will work for the UN Development Programme organisation former Prime Minister Helen Clark leads – as an advisor on Parliamentary Development and Democratic Governance.  Read more »

A reader emails:

WO – I had the misfortune of sitting next to Helen Kelly on a flight to Auckland from Wellington today.  I quickly tried to swap my seat with a colleague who wasn’t interested.  As I sat and listened to her babble to the other person in the row, a few things became evident:

1) I didn’t become enraged. I was expecting to be so mad at being in such close proximity to her.  I did feel like I needed a shower when I got to the office.

2) Bob Jones should/would have her top of the list of those to be beheaded and left in the forest.

3) She has no idea about the real world.  It was amazing to hear about all her wonderful overseas holidays paid for by the unions.  She indeed has had some great holidays.  Most unions members couldn’t dream of the exotic locations she has been too.

4) Every negative statistic she uses is “since 2008″.  It’s like everything in the world was fine until John Key came to power.  She is as deluded as Winston.

5) She hates this Govt and blames it for everything, child death, Australian freight monopolies, tax injustices, and the Hobbit.

6) The rude bitch talked all the way through the inflight safety video featuring the Hobbit and Peter Jackson.  The least she could have done is hung her head in SHAME

7) She doesn’t charge her iPhone overnight. And once it was on in Auckland, there was a flood of texts from Carol Beaumont…..which leads me to:

8) She hates this govt.

9) Why did she also have a number of emails from an off-shore bank in her inbox ?

10) She needs to get her eyes tested.

11) Apparently she has a son ????  I thought she was a friend of Dorothy

People are so indiscreet on airplanes…don’t they realise that phones with retina displays are really easy to read.

An interesting exchange on the pinko report this week run by a socio-path who no one cares about.

Labour’s flamboyant and charismatic Union Relations spokeswoman Darien Fenton was repeating the lie about a disputed comment that APN was forced to ‘clarify’, and yet again criticising the fact that Heinz had moved jobs from Australia to New Zealand.

WARNING: Content is graphic and may curdle mother’s milk.

It’s good to know that according to Labour, minimum wage jobs are not worth having, according to their Union rep.

Carol Beaumont will fit right back in when Shane Jones resigns.

And, if the unions are suddenly worried about low wages, why did they put their fees up this year arguing that wage increases were outstripping inflation?

Kelvin Davis has attacked Labour and Shearer by proxy in a guest post on Maui Street.

Labour has failed to stir peoples’ emotions. They are too quiet, too cautious, too invisible. From the top down. They haven’t sparked emotional reactions in anyone, about anything.

They haven’t stimulated, aggravated, agitated, provoked, annoyed or amused. They are just there.

It’s like they’re more comfortable being ignored than criticised.

So they are being ignored.

Kelvin Davis is of course just after Carol Beaumont on the Labour List.  He stands a good chance of re-entering Parliament should Shane Jones resign in the near future.

Could this another vote for Camp Cunliffe?