What kind Minister of Finance thinks it an insult to accuse somone of being rich, and in what kind of country could that work as an insult?
Cullen, Chavez and the rich prick.
- December 7th, 2007
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I wonder if Cullen thinks that Owen Glen, who donated $500,000 to Labour’s 2005 election is, in Cullen’s mind, a “rich prick” – or is that term only applied to NZer’s earning over $60k who are still in the country?
Of course, Cullen, in good old-fashioned Socialist style will now be transported around in his $170k+ top-of-the-line BMW…