The Working Group with Willie Jackson, John Tamihere & Shane Te Pou

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When libertarian Damien Grant is away, the Socialists will play!

TONIGHT: Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson, President of the Māori Party John Tamihere and the last socialist standing, Shane Te Pou.

Issue 1: NZ Herald’s Poll of Polls and what it means for the election

Issue 2: National Party Law and Order Conference – how many things can Chris Luxon get wrong at one event?

Issue 3: What to do with a sickness like Julian Batchelor’s Stop Co-Governance Tour?

7.30pm tonight – it’s Politics done unlike anywhere else.

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7 Comments

  1. Can anyone advise which policies of National and Act they support and explain how these policies would benefit the majority of NZers?

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    1. I really like Acts school truancy policy. Traffics light system that supports parents to get kids back to schools. Also when kids are absent it goes to a national register.
      I like the idea of public discussion and referendum of Treaty. I am sick of being told I am a racist because I don’t support HePuapua.
      I support Nact getting tough on crime. What labour is doing isn’t working.
      I like the cutting of bureaucracy. Public servants grown by something like 24%. Nothing to show for it.
      Reti seems to have a much better handle on what needs to happen in health eg has costed out a new medical school.
      Oh and both Luxon and Seymour knows what a women is

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  2. Shane Te Pou does himself no favours by mispronouncing Luxons name – but it was good to see a left wing panel on a left wing podcast and no proselytizing of conservatism.

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  3. No Bomber middle NZ are scared of an Act/Nat government.

    We already have a bloody disastour that is Labour and the Greens.

    They scare me far me than Nact

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  4. “Chippy” comes home with a dream trade deal. 100 days out from the election.
    There will be a price, a cost, an exchange to be paid after an October election Labour win.

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