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'Shoot, shag or marry' game was ACT candidate Paul Henry being authentic Seymour says
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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
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ACT Party candidate Paul Henry is facing backlash from the Labour Party after participating in a 'shoot, shag or marry' radio game involving political leaders. While Labour condemned the comments as inappropriate and dangerous, ACT leader David Seymour defended Henry, characterizing the reaction as manufactured outrage over a common joke.
The ACT Party is accusing Labour of "manufactured outrage" after it complained about new candidate Paul Henry's participation in a risqué radio game.
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