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  1. This is probably why Luxon is now the Minister of Education. Rather than grow a pair and put Seymour and Peters back in their place, he’s treating Erica Stanford like she’s superfluous and taking air time.

    1. Erica Stanford would be a lot better choice for the Nats – seems to be some real conviction behind her words rather than just ‘meaningless management speak’ . .

    1. It seems to me the Māori bashing (which is largely identity politics) has resulted in the Māori Party becoming more radical.

      Appealing more towards activists opposed to the wider voter base. In turn, further stirring up the rednecks.

      Thus, they’re feeding into each other.

      Further, the more radical the Māori Party becomes, the more difficult it is for the Greens and Labour to be able to form a coalition with them.

  2. In the 2024 UK election turnout was estimated as low as 60%. Labour received 33%, basically a landslide meaning 4 out of 5 Brits did not vote for them.

    On that basis Labour NZ and Labour UK should be worried, the old working class don’t support them anymore. I don’t buy that it is wokery or inverse racism or personality politics turning working people off Labour. It’s economics. When did you last hear Labour go after the wealthy or advocate measures to radically alter inequality?

  3. The Darleen Tana saga has little impact on most peoples lives.

    Therefore, I think it is more a case of Chloe failing to shine.

    She has failed to successfully take control of the narrative and capture the issues most impacting voters lives.

    These far more resonating issues should be her talking points. From which she can build, widen and grow the party’s support.

    Things like the ongoing increases in the cost of rates and insurance which both result in higher rents. Rather then dividing and alienating voters by solely focusing on rent increases alone.

    She needs to focus on what unites and impacts us all.

    The soaring cost of power is another issue that we all face and on which, she could grow their support on. Moreover, it fully aligns with their warm and dry homes policy.

    Instead, they announce their support for hate speech laws that most voters don’t want or support.

    And their open letter to the PM, which was a half-arse effort that left them looking incompetent.

    1. You just hate Chloe. A bitter old boomer, still clinging to his term deposit and his million dollar house, and rental portfolio, slowly screwing the workers of this country,

      1. That was criticism coupled with some advice, Millsy.

        The fact you thought it was hatred is a good example of why we don’t want hate speech laws.

        We don’t want our right to criticise being silenced because some over sensitive woke clown thinks it’s hatred.

        1. Whatever. As I said before, you just want life to go on as it is. Have your rental portfolio, your term deposits, you Ford Ranger, being able to jack the rent up when you want a trip to Fiji, never mind that living standards in this country have fallen on the past 30 years, because rich pricks like you dont want to pay tax.

          Didnt I read you calling for mass execution of trans people?

    2. millsy Stop drinking vinegar in an effort to purify and clean yourself inside out!

      The Chairman I hope Chloe takes note of your ideas. Perhaps you can update us on something she and the Greens are doing right. I hope they are working on being vibrant greens and not wilting with yellow patches as is noticeable in my garden which I think is from myrtle rust. Watch out for that Myrtle all you Greens. It weakens and kills already weakened growths. And they may recover from careful pruning and growth-encouraging treatment.

  4. Who will they replace chippy with Bob, as all the good candidate s left or were fired.

  5. NZ is going through its own “Trump” years, hopefully we move on sooner than later.

  6. Here’s a curiosity: TOP, The Opportunities Party, registering 4.5% in a poll, possibly the highest it’s polled in its history. But TOP as far as I know is leaderless (Raf Manji retired after last year’s election) and the party is almost invisible in news media, apparently with nothing to say about anything.
    So I wonder if TOP’s 4.5% poll rating is simply a despairing message from those polled to the whole of Parliament: ‘A plague on all your houses!’

    1. Thoughtful comment and have to agree. We are sick of all of them.
      If you think you ought to be an MP you are probably not well suited to being an MP.
      Where are all the people we used to have with high ideals and integrity.
      People who put NZ/Aotearoa first, wanted the best for us. Not undermining us constantly.
      Those pretending to lead us have shown themselves to be self-serving and lacking in any credibility as leaders or decision makers. Many of them are complete jokes and if it wasn’t so serious it would be hilarious.

  7. It’s hard to read your post. Even harder to think of the toils of mind you put in to compile it. I think this is a very sapient point.
    Chloe better invoke the Waka jumping shortly because weakness breeds cynicism.

  8. One thing the current situation proves is that our elected MPs are not serving to make the country better or to help the people because if they were genuine you would think that enough MPs from National, Labour, The Greens and TMP would say that we need to form a sensible government to get rid of the current mess. I left out ACT and NZ First because Jesus said “not to cast your pearls before swine” and it is overwhelmingly demonstrated that they do not have the ability required.

      1. While 1 Samuel 12:1-5 was not said by Jesus it sets a standard that this government has failed which exposes the hypocrisy of Luxon’s claim to be Christian.

  9. If you vote NACT/NZF, you vote for withholding payrises to the workers of this country,

  10. Rent, when decrease, see this late decreses, as america semi collapse, rent decrease dream on.

  11. There is a art of pastry makin, flour salt butter, outside other pasrty makin, but a serious art care of produce. Who, makin, the pie.

  12. Everything this government is doing is under urgency in the dead of night with rookie MPs at the helm. The ministers sit there on their phones not answering questions. They know they have the numbers so they don’t have to work at anything and you call this democracy. They are playing a dangerous game of racism politics and people have the gall to blame the Maori party for fighting back. If people can’t see that we are fast heading down a track of no return . Bring on the Maori for high days and holidays I say then put them back in their box where they belong, this is where we are heading and anyone who says different has got their heads in the sand and the boomers will get the country they deserve and bugger every one else

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