“I dunno. I wasn’t told. I wasn’t there.”

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Last October, Dear Leader got in serious hot water over a supposed “email” he had received from “a friend”, claiming that Standard & Poors would have down-graded New Zealand’s credit-rating had Labour been in office.

This is the supposed  email,

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Key referred to the email in the Debating Chamber – and Labour called him on it.

To make matters worse (for Dear Leader), Standard & Poors called him on it.

The matter came to a head with this extraordinary, incredibly embarressing media conference,

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Now we have another email which Key has “no knowledge of”,

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Little wonder that the public do not trust Key, and that his popularity has taken a dive.

There is an old saying,

“Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me twice, shame on me!”

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