Labour tertiary education policy a total yawnfest
Labour aren’t really trying with this policy, they sense they can probably win without promising too much and are starting to allow the caution to creep into their positioning.
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Labour aren’t really trying with this policy, they sense they can probably win without promising too much and are starting to allow the caution to creep into their positioning.
This is a Government who colluded with the Secret Intelligence Service months before the 2011 election to falsely smear Phil Goff, does anyone honestly think they wouldn’t breach every rule of privacy to smear Winston Peters?
5 things concern me about all of this.
There are rumours circulating online that there will be a large scandal about to be released on Monday …
Word has it 2500 chairs were put out, 3900 tickets issued, but less than 1200 turned up.
There are a number of electorates which are crucial in this election and could show some deep changes in the NZ political landscape.
At some stage NZers have to acknowledge that National’s much vaunted managerial skills are all smoke and mirror bullshit and that Labour’s investment of $19billion over four years into our social infrastructure is a far better response to health underfunding than 2 big mac combos worth of tax cuts each week.
Labour announcing a vast new subsidy to keep health care as cheap as possible while National rage against freedom campers.
Trump’s haphazard lunacy could trigger a market correction which would damage our economy before the election.
Jacindamania isn’t going away because what Jacinda is projecting as a leader is real emotional connection to an empathy that voters are desperate to feel.