Nats risk picking a Goff as leader
Opinion: Tuesday's vote will ignite several years of National Party civil war.
Judith Collins is obviously the best candidate to lead National in opposition but she will be trounced on Tuesday.
Stockholm Syndrome afflicts the National caucus. For 10 years, its members have been kept in a straitjacket by a party leadership in total control. As an overwhelmingly popular
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Nats risk picking a Goff as leader
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