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Don Brash Quotes
«We'll let the people decide on Saturday.»
Author: Don Brash
«For us having a single standard of citizenship for all New Zealanders irrespective of race remains a very important objective indeed.»
Author: Don Brash
«We can't yet claim a victory but I'm certainly not conceding defeat.»
Author: Don Brash
«That's still too far away.»
Author: Don Brash
«As expected in November, growth in the economies of our trading partners has continued to be sluggish.»
Author: Don Brash
«I think Helen Clark faces a very difficult task forming the next government. I'm ready for the next campaign whenever it is.»
Author: Don Brash
«They have urged us to keep talking. They have not offered any financial support and nor will any be sought.»
Author: Don Brash
«If you remember, that's when I suggested the unemployed could line up outside post offices each day for work.»
Author: Don Brash
«The special votes did not improve National's chances of forming the next government, indeed they made those prospects slightly worse by having one seat fewer in parliament than was true on the election night.»
Author: Don Brash
«It seems more likely now that the current slowdown in the world economy will worsen. In these circumstances, New Zealand's short-term economic outlook would be adversely affected, although any downturn might well be relatively short-lived.»
Author: Don Brash