Sacked MP vows to clear his name

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Former NZ First MP Brendan Horan has returned to Wellington this morning for a parliamentary select committee, saying there is “a lot of work to be done.”

Former NZ First MP Brendan Horan has returned to Wellington this morning for a parliamentary select committee, saying there is “a lot of work to be done.”

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5/12/2012 1:25:53 p.m.

Jim Seaview wrote:

It is good to hear that sacked MP Brendon Horan saying there is “a lot of work to be done.”
What work Mr Horan can you effectively do in Parliament as an overnight, over-rated self proclaimed independant after being sacked from the NZ First party? I suppose when you are effectively sucking $140,000 from the tax payers purse, it doesnt matter whether you are reading a newspaper or scoffing a coffee or a free feed at Bellamy's. Mr Horan you did not get the electorate vote in the Tauranga region, you got into parliament solely on the coat tails of NZ First leader - Winstone Peters.
Time to get real Mr Horan and leave.

5/12/2012 12:10:51 p.m.

William wrote:

It is blatantly obvious that this guy has learned well from the man who has sacked him, as even when he is wrong he is still right and he won't stand down, because like his leader he is right even although he is wrong, so what do you expect Peters you have taught him WELL!!!!
When I was being bought up it was termed "the S____t hitting the fan"

5/12/2012 11:58:19 a.m.

darrell wrote:

Reporter should have offered him a throat lozenge