The Opportunities Party Ōhāriu candidate Jessica Hammond Doube, calls upon Labour candidate Greg O’Connor to give up trying to convince her to fold her electorate campaign.
“Mr O’Connor asked me 6 weeks ago to tell my supporters to give their electorate votes to him. And this week he told a TOP volunteer that I was acting as a “spolier” and endangering his campaign. He said I should focus on the party vote and throw my support behind him”
“He also told the volunteer that he would have won the election if it had been held two weeks ago. My performance as the “surprise standout” in the debates has clearly rattled him”
“I will not fold my campaign. My loyalty lies not with Mr O’Connor but with the people of my community. I’m standing as the only real Ōhāriu local who has been campainging for two ticks since the start. The people of my community will vote on candidates’ merits and I genuinely believe I would represent Ōhāriu better than Mr O’Connor or Mr Hudson”
Jessica Hammond Doube
The Opportunities Party Candidate for Ōhāriu
TOP’s tactic is to persuade the electorate that Gareth Morgan represents the top 20%. He doesn’t. He represents the 0.001%. Of course, he should pay more. That goes without saying, doesn’t it?
It shouldn’t apply to those at the thin end of that wedge. Introducing a flat tax for the top 20% will hurt many who are struggling in the middle. I suspect Gareth doesn’t like the middle class very much if he’s willing to cut off their head whilst pretending to take the burden himself. Yet again, the very wealthy will sacrifice the struggling middle with their flat tax and pretence that they’re in the same boat. They are not even in the same ocean.
The people of Johnsonville which form the Electorate of Ōhāriu, have helped in the terrible nine year decline of the middle class of New Zealand by voting for years for a chap called Peter Dunne.
Through him they have helped in the low wage structure of NZ Employees, thereby accounting for punishing high rentals and low and cold damp sick housing.
Peter Dunne the comfortable member for Ōhāriu in the National Parliament knows that he led this shocking treatment of Wellingtonians and did not lift a finger for any but the wealthy.
Anybody who runs for Dunne’s party cannot hold a candle to the integrity of a Greg O’Connor who worked for the whole of New Zealand – fairly and justly. As he will if elected on 23rd September 2017.
Also, as the uncouth Gareth Morgan exists solely for the extremely wealthy sector of New Zealand, he is completely and hopelessly out of touch with how most Kiwis live and survive. Jenny is correct.
A flat tax will never be introduced except in conjunction with a UBI. A flat tax coupled with a UBI is equivalent to a progressive tax system.
Incidently Gareth Hughes is no the Green candidate in Ohariu. The current candidate is Tane Woodley, who also stood for the Green Party in 2014.
A flat tax will never be introduced except in conjunction with a UBI. A flat tax coupled with a UBI is equivalent to a progressive tax system.
Incidently Gareth Hughes is no the Green candidate in Ohariu. The current candidate is Tane Woodley, who also stood for the Green Party in 2014.
Flat tax – roger douglas, bob jones, rodney hyde and several others whose pockets are lined by stand for Trans National Investors.
The poor pay more tax than the rich when it comes to a percentage of their income. GST does that and NACT increased the rate.
A flat tax is a flat tax. It does nothing to help close the gap between fat cat earners and those on poverty wages.
A UBI does not punish those who pay a pittance. In fact, it enables the corporate welfare scroungers and encourages them to pay peanuts.
The wealth is concentrated in the top 10% and even more so in the top 5%. Address the problem.
TOP: Gifting the Natzi Party a fourth term in power to watch inequality widen even further; bloody awesome 🙁
Seriously?
http://www.top.org.nz/top1
Funny isn’t it – to the right TOP looks left, to the left TOP looks right.
His taxation and welfare policies, UBI and RFRR tax, seem to be to the left of both Labour and the Greens, who seem to be espousing mostly the right wing capital gains tax.
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