Sir Robert
Sir,—l. J. Cunningham (February 22) wants Sir Robert Muldoon as the National Party’s finance spokesman. Your correspondent says Jim Bolger’s alternative is to step down and accept the verdict of the polls. In 1984 Sir Robert stood down, but did he accept the verdict of the polls? As for making Sir Robert leader of the National Party again, if this was the case National would never win another election. — Yours, etc., L. J. WOOD. February 22, 1989.
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