Jacinda Ardern was caught on microphone insulting the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Parliament

Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda ArdernControversy erupted after his seat’s private microphone was captured He insulted the opposition member In Parliament. “He is so arrogant” was asked over the speakers.

Amidst the controversy, he personally texted the legislator to apologise David SeymourLiberal party ACT New Zealand’s Parliamentary headquarters in Wellington earned him disgrace after he intervened.

As Seymour told local media, Ardern told him “I’m sorry.” He admitted he “shouldn’t have said that”. And closed: “As my mother used to say, if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say it.” Meanwhile, he revealed that he replied with a Merry Christmas and made it clear that the matter had already been resolved.

“It’s all good as far as I’m concerned. Some days I’m a useless Maori, other days I’m an arrogant brat,” he added.

In her speech before the cut, the neoliberal ideologue asked Ardern about inflation and crime in the country. Fix it.

For his part, the Labor Prime Minister responded that his government was not perfect, but that it took decisions with the public interest in mind. As he sat down, he commented in a low voice with a colleague from his bench.Arrogant punch(“Arrogant fool”) and his microphone picked up the words.

“She couldn’t answer the question explaining why she was a little nervous.… The great irony is that now he has to apologize for something. So progress. I want him to apologize for some other things,” Seymour said.

ACT New Zealand, which supports low taxes, a strong hand on crime and policies against the climate crisis, won 219,000 votes (7.58%) in the 2020 election, a huge jump from the 13,075 votes it received in 2017.

Under Ardern’s leadership, the progressive Labor Party won the 2017 election with a landslide, and then won an absolute majority in 2020, winning 65 of the 120 members of parliament.

With information from EFE.

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