But there is plenty of baggage to go around in the National Party. There's Simon Bridges' satchel of stolen dreams, Michael Woodhouse's duffle bag of despair, Paul Goldsmith's kete of misgivings, and he was able to hand on to Andrew Bayly the bumbag of bungled fiscals, and all of it is kept inside the caucus threadbare sack of unity, because we know that members on the other side of the House will hold it together just for a moment before it's Grabaseat sale No. 10.