The Finance Leaders Political Debate – James Shaw clear winner
The Finance Leaders Political Debate was held last night and it was far more insightful and interesting than anything we’ve seen so far.
The Finance Leaders Political Debate was held last night and it was far more insightful and interesting than anything we’ve seen so far.
You know it’s election time when National starts promising harsher and more punitive law and order policy, but I believe that Maori should be up in arms over National’s latest get tough on crime brainfart because the truth beneath the bootcamp headlines is that this is a remarkably racist programme.
…can you imagine how the media would have reacted if Jacinda missed a crucial detail like this at a policy launch?
It’s a Housing Debate between Amy Adams and Phil Twyford.
These National Voters are the very kind who would jog past the beggars in our streets and bitch about how they are forced to look at them while on their run.
The minor leaders debate is on, Lisa is talking over all of them, lots of wasted stupid questions but the Party Leaders managed to lift the show above the mediocrity of the show.
So what Mike Hosking is actually saying is that the Maori Party are too stupid to understand his misunderstanding?
How can he moderate the debates when he can’t moderate himself?
Last night, Mike Hosking told the country that New Zealanders who had not enrolled by yesterday couldn’t vote.
This is 1000% bullshit.
Tying the dead of our enemies onto the front of tanks and unloading them in front of villagers in an attempt to shock them is desecrating corpses, and the desecration of the war dead is a war crime…
If there is a desire for change within the Maori electorate as strong as it is forming within the General electorate we need to start thinking about a Labour + Green Government because if this Maori support joins middle class support joins workers, women, beneficiaries and most importantly young voters, Labour will have a shot at a 40+ result now.