Chloe drags the Greens back to economic justice – will it be enough?

The best TV right now is the new regular interview between Chloe and Brooke on TVNZ Breakfast.

Apparently the news producers of NZ have finally watched The Working Group and realised you need actual space for people with different politics points of view debating issues.

Crazy hu? The AM Show have started doing it as well, if Today FM ever catch on we might have a functioning Fourth Estate!

Chippy has moved Labour away from the alienating minefield of social justice to focus on economic justice and Chloe is attempting to do the same by trying to pull the Greens back to economics….

“Over the past 40 years political leaders have basically cut taxes for the wealthiest and the richest and have decided to starve the public good, our collective well-being and then blamed the public good, our public services for failing in that environment, then sought to effectively privatise it.

…will this attempt to pull the Greens away from the alienating woke identity politics and towards economic solidarity work?

Maybe.

The bitterness from being locked out of their home country has not been factored into the overseas vote that has traditionally benefitted Labour or the Greens and may well favour the more reactionary message of ACT this election.

The lack of policy traction, the total capitulation to alienating woke dogma and identity politics activists talking over all the internal mechanisms of candidate election and policy control sees the Greens stall and they might actually get less than the polled in 2020.

They might pick up Wellington Central, might have a chance in Rongotai.

Chloe’s most recent interviews against Brooke Van Veldon on TVNZ however suggests she might be too burnt out to take Auckland Central again.  They have been dreadful interviews and Chloe doesn’t look like she knows how to argue outside the Green Party Echo Bunker, it’s like the whole time she is sitting next to Brooke you can see her screaming, “But Brooke follows Ani O’Brien on Twitter, how can I not murder her right now, what will Coley say’, level woke pettiness.

The Woke left have cancelled and deplatformed everyone so don’t need to actually have the skills to argue or debate their corner any longer.

I was one of the few commentators in 2020 who called Auckland Central for Chloe, but her lack of skill in knocking out Brooke has been surprising. Chloe is one of the few who has the ability to sit David Seymour on his arse, but when confronted by another young woman with a different set of political believes, Chloe looks spooked and incapable of articulating her point beyond naked rage of Brooke’s treachery to all women for being right wing.

I’m not sure the black feminist death shroud of a wardrobe selection is helping much either.

Chloe is right about the message, that the rich have fucked us and continue to fuck us, but as the messenger, I think she has spent too much time in petty Green Party echo chambers.

Look at the total flop of a climate protest last week to appreciate how toxic the woke brand is now.

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