The first 100 days of Daddy State with the beige Obama in the land of the wrong white crowd

Act draws up demands for support
The Act Party leadership says the issue of Sir Roger Douglas having a role in the new government is not dead, despite National leader John Key ruling out the prospect of giving the economic reformer a ministerial post. The Act Party will meet National today to begin hammering out the details of their governing arrangement. Before the election, Mr Key unequivocally ruled Sir Roger out of his ministerial line-up because of his right-wing economic ideas. However, yesterday Act leader Rodney Hide and its president Garry Mallett said a role for Sir Roger would form part of negotiations, although neither would be drawn on what type of role they wanted.

So what can we expect from the first 100 days of the Daddy State that is the diametric opposite to the change that Barack Obama is bringing America, well we will see the Tax Cuts that benefit the wealthy and of course we can expect some major changes with the Resource Management Act which will have the Greens in tears and much, much, much more private contracting of Public Services, that is a certain. The change will be harsh and quick in the hope that the pain they cause will be forgotten by 2011, but it will surprise some people who thought the “Change” they bought was just changing Helen Clark, the other area to watch will be the privatization of the prison service, expect the horror stories from the American experience to start trickling in from the Listener and Sunday Star Times to start turning people onto what they have bought into. How serious was ACT wih their inane sensible sentencing death penalty fantasists will determine how far to the right we are about to go.

Oh and Christ don’t I want to read the article the beige Obama had published in the Libertarianz Magazine.