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But in a positive twist, her inadvertently public jibe in the parliament Hansard has ended up raising NZ$100,100 ($93,733) for a prostate cancer charity.
"I want to thank everyone for coming together over a good cause and having a bit of fun this Christmas to help pricks everywhere." >

Note that the quote stated is by the opposition “prick” haha >

Only in New Zealand can an insult be turned into charity >

And it was even the idea of the guy that Ms Ardern insulted. That's honestly a pretty classy move right there. "You insulted me! In retaliation, let's do this thing for charity!" >

Well, they are also contemporaries. Seymour is 39 and Ardern is 42, and NZ politics is small, so they both have been around each other for a long time. 
Also, Seymour loves being a prick. It is kinda his thing. Both Ardern and Seymore saw their stock rise with this situation. >

Yep David is a prick, but he's useful for keeping the parties honest and he's pushed through some progressive legislation.
I like him in government but I hope to god he never gets any real power. >

I agree wholeheartedly. There is a lack of rank partisanship in NZ. We’ve seen Seymour and Chloë Swarbrick unite under common goals. 
Someone can be my political opposite but still have good ideas… just not many of them. ;-).