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  1. Don’t underestimate a woke, gender ideology, identity politics backlash at the ballot box by disgruntled voters from across the political spectrum and demographics.
    This has the potential to propel ACT to 20% on election night.

    1. Then New Zealands will pay dearly as they lose worker protections and access to healthcare services. Not to mention the right to retire at 65.

  2. Why aren’t the Alliance Party running this election?

    The field is basically open. There is no Trumpian candidate (yet), nor a Corbynite/Kennedy/Bernie-type one. The competition is just a pile of unpopular Culture Wars garbage.

    Most of the ex-Alliance M.P.’s did not defect to another party. All they need is an endorsement from one prominent public figure, and the press barons would soon be forced into covering them.

    1. We can only hope that is the result in Oct . The country cannot stand another 3 years of the rule by consultants and next time it could be worst if Greens and TPM are at the table

  3. Those polling figures Don’t count the thousands who are to scared to turn up to ACT meetings or like the FB page, for fear of being cancelled or ridiculed by the woke. So they could well go above 16% on the night.

    1. Vote ACT while you’ve still got enough of a democracy left to do it.

  4. ACT want to slash wages, and impose US style healthcare. They dont want people have jobs, or houses. They see the poor and sick as drains on the economy. Their supporters attack Trudeau’s government for open assited dying up to the poor, homeless and disabled, but they would love for something like that to be imposed here.

  5. ACT won’t be in full control of the country but, if ACT can get a decent result at the election they can perhaps temper the worst of the left. There are too many unfettered left-wing voices in power right now who can’t see outside of their echo-chamber.

    This is made worse by a compliant and bought MSM failing to hold them to account on the worst of their divisive ideas.

    I lean left yet without a strong conservative opponent they drift into loony-left which is what we are seeing now.

    1. What “left-wing” voices are “in power”? The social-liberal parties are all Clintonite globalists, who would never to dare upset Wall Street. The social democrats are all gone.

      On most of the major issues, a moderate conservative like Muldoon is to the left of everybody in Parliament.

  6. You talk of woke and cultural wars but maybe people are also dumb enough to buy the whole red tape bullshit. Fucked water tables and rivers but the likes of the dairy sector are over regulated. Bullshit. No competition in a number of are like food distribution and building supplies but it’s over regulated. Crap.

  7. Maybe the difference at election time will be down to little bits around the edges which created impressions, regardless of whether they were as significant as WW 3 or as insignificant as the colour of a dress some MP wore. Such as the Stuart Nash stuff or Willie Jackson playing smartarse.

  8. It seems that this leads to a quote from Virgia Woolf as apposite.
    Women have served all these centuries as looking-glasses possessing the magic and delicious power of reflecting the figure of man at twice its natural size.
    https://www.thoughtco.com/virginia-woolf-quotes-3530020

    The towering figures of ACT leaders building notoriety because of wokeness is truly a vision that shocks.

  9. I see Act want to introduce a new Ministry, so here we have a party wanting to cut red tape etc by introducing a new Ministry – something out of the classic UK comedy Yes Minister yet no one is mentioning this farce

  10. Peters will clear the 5% easily his 19th and probably his last election campaign. That man has campaigned in and won elections over 6 different decades. He’ll throttle back that arrogant poodle Seymour and vacuous Luxon (Thumbelina).

    1. At least Winston will be an Insurance Policy for the NZ Public keeping an eye on National/ACT/Labour in opposition if Winston Firsst gets over the 5% threash hold. He has stated he will not go with Labour and I can’t honestly see Winston and Seymour in a Coalition Government.

  11. The purpose of all ‘new’ ‘labour’ movements is to poison the well of social democracy. The easiest way to do this is by making them woke. Thus the coming election is a choice between the evil of mind and thought control vs the evil of bonded slavery – and to be honest NZ Labour is not averse to a bit of the latter either.

    Damned if you do. Damned if you don’t. Enjoy your vote.

  12. The tickets were $50 and our 2 we looked upon as a donation, so what’s the fuss? Incredible to think that Brooke Van Velden Acts Deputy is the only person in Govt, albeit in opposition, with an economics degree. And when Andrew Hoggard gets in on the party list he will be another. 20% is an underestimation, people want real change from this lot, not just shades of Nat blue, otherwise more of the same.

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