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  1. “Meanwhile Middle Class Left Activists waste energy frighting culture wars the Left can’t win.”

    Actually, I’m not sure these people are part of ‘The Left’ at all. They have certainly occupied positions of influence and importance within leftists organisations, and that is their goal, to seem important. That they are all very doctrinaire is just a way of dominating the group. These people are all university educated office wallies, and they come with parents in similar comfortable backgrounds. Not many if any can say, like Bob Jones for instance, that my father was a plumber all his life.
    Cheers

    1. More like Knob Jones didn’t he take advantage of good economic conditions and policy when a person could borrow 100% with no capital you can’t do that now and assets stripper did well back in those days also.

  2. Too much countryboy your are right on the button we will transgress under those Act and National clowns.

  3. Wasn’t Cunliffe, Little and Shearer on 25% when they were rolled. The Labour back bench will be disamated. They better start getting higher up the list.

    1. Dismated?
      Is this a threat against the backbenchers’ spouses?
      Please advise Marco?

  4. Incisive commentary provided on the Daily Blog, as always!

    WINNERS:

    1. Labour – Stunning and brave! Jacinda Ardern secures the kindest 25% of voters ever! After saving 80k lives, this poll result secures the cherry on top that she has been patiently waiting for.
    2. Greens – Given the green light to entrench prehistoric hunting and gathering policies. Use your bare hands to dig for raw turnips in the forest! A great result for transsexuals everywhere. Colonialists will be shivering in their boots.
    3. NZ First – Winston will now change sides and support the powerhouse Labour / Green coalition, in awe of their result here.

    LOSERS:
    1. National – Poll increases the likelihood that time is up for the pale stale male Mr Luxon. We don’t need this colonialist type in charge.
    2. ACT – the yellow dog Seymour will now likely jump to join the Greens after this abject showing.

    1. Nice self, and National-Labour-analysis Aloha PALE+STALE+MALE!
      Never thought you had it in you?
      What do you thing of ACT’s policies PSM?

  5. Labour are going to lose more than half their current MP’s after multiple train wrecks masquerading as policy implimentation. That’s just on these numbers. The leadership is looking increasingly dysfunction!

    RNZ needs more money, that’s it, not the starvation diet it exists on now. Take the money from consultants that Labour love. What it does not need is a mega merger the government cannot even articulate let alone justify, at least under the current vague reasons.

    5 waters shouldn’t go ahead, full stop. It will break Labour. They have belligerently pushed ahead, sneaking it in regardless of the consequence. The entrenchment a fine example of a tiny sideshow to the real deal, hand over of water control to a tiny minority. If there is a protest because it’s repealed, blame Labour!

    Health reforms are a bad joke. Put Ayesha Verral in as minister, because she is a doctor and because she is not the awful combative Andrew Little. Have a hui with heads of department medical professionals to plot a way forward, urgently, and listen to them!!

    Crime. Get a police commissioner who is a cop, not a wannabe social worker!

    Ardern and Robertson owe the institution that is Labour to cease the ideological garbage they are delivering before they destroy the party. And then a clean out of the woke, the students politicians and the departmental bureaucrats they have posing as MP’s. Do that and they’ll still lose but live this fight another day, fail to and the party is history. And if neither will do it, quit and find someone who will!

  6. “This will cause an enormous eruption of violent protest.”

    mmmmmmmmmmmmm. Have heard this so often it has become a hollow threat.

    But if we are to face off over the barricades in a civil war the outcome will be what? Chosen sides yet?

    UN peacekeeping troops to hold a truce and force control? Australian takeover of their eastern island chain?

    Not just the gangs that have been caching weapons. Will be a dirty fight that is for sure.

      1. I have a piece of paper from National and ACT that says they will repeal 3 Waters.
        This should appease all those who want to sell water, air above water and those who want to own the foreshore.
        Let’s run this up the electoral flagpole and see who salutes.

        A new flag should be considered, and in place, by the 2027 World Cup.
        New Zealand should copyright it!
        If we sold share in the copyright to Mum and Dad investors, we could all be reaping the flag royalties for years to come.

  7. The battle in schooling will be fun with Nat/Act.

    “ACT will give every child a Student Education Account at the age of two. Each year until a
    student is 18, $12,000 will be placed into that Account.

    ACT will:
    Provide every child with a Student Education Account. A child will receive $250,000 of taxpayer-
    funded education over their life, but parents have little choice in how it’s spent. ACT will
    empower parents by placing this money in a Student Education Account. Parents will be able to
    use it at any registered educational institution that will accept their child’s enrolment, public or
    private.
    Increase choice in our education system by…”

    Choice for parents is the big thing. So parents are going to be given the money and they’ll make their choice of which school to enrol their kids in. So 5,000 from South Auckland turn up at Auckland Grammar on day one. How will it work?

    Maihi from Manurewa, 2m tall and 100kg, great at rugby is up against Stephen, strictly average across the board, from Epsom who lives just down the road, for the last place in the chokka school. Who do they take? Choice and all that.

    How will ‘registered educational institution accepting enrolments’ get on when they decide the cut off point for being accepted for enrolment is decided by marks achieved on some academic test? How exactly will ‘choice’ work?

    1. Agree with National and ACT’s education innovations..
      Parents, Kiwis and students will appreciate education and truancy will reduce, when they have to pay for it out of their Student Education Account.
      Any student with more than 10% of truancy per term, should involve a $5,000 fine, payable from the Student Education Account.
      And if there’s no money left in the Student Education Account, the kids will forego school and live at home with the parents.
      Mike drop … truancy sorted… charter school and academy educational outcomes, sorted!
      Thank God and Chris and David for National and ACT, sorting the educational future of New Zealand

  8. Can’t stand the Natz but if you shit on reasonable hard-working NZ Europeans for long enough eventually they will start to push back . . let’s hope this signals that we are now all standing at the woke neo-apartheid high-water mark.

  9. “Why should the poorest pay most for inflationary pressures that enriched the wealthy?” Bang on right here.

  10. Not a surprising poll result given that the public predominantly base their choices on MSM info like the ‘ Fuxon Fanboy Club’ facade that is Stuff’s political content.
    The ChiefPolyEd LM for one as gatekeeper of journalists, OPs and commentators.
    Since his CIS days he hasn’t changed his OPs monotonous, monocular -doomed to fail if it’s Left – formula . It’s like reading a 101 Soc. Policy student’s essay based on reading one book – “Taxonomy of Libertarian Cliches”

  11. Meh. There’s miles to go before the only poll that matters. Plenty of time for a black swan event and yet more Cluster Fuxons. Have faith middle-lefties 🙂

    1. Luxon could be outed as Jack the Ripper and it still wouldn’t matter. Voters know he’s a pill!

      1. Aloha Luxon. I saw Judith Collins asked for comment on Simon Power’s Fox channel.
        ‘raise eyebrows and a ‘no comment’
        Dirty politics is alive and slithering in National still.

    2. I think you may be right – the polls will tighten up and there are good policies in place that will help people on lower incomes – such as the Fair Pay Agreement which will have a big impact on wages outside of the trades and white collar work.
      This is a good thing that’s happening in the real world and will have a positive impact on real peoples lives. But nobody is talking about it because apparently the government and Maori are conspiring to destroy democracy and at the same time creating swarms of child ram raiders.

      1. Yep Peter agree.
        But, “people on lower incomes – such as the Fair Pay Agreement” don’t create wealth, do they?
        Businesses and wealthy risk-takers create wealth and the tax reductions for the movers and shakers of New Zealand have been postponed until the National and ACT Finance Minister get into power and open up the disgusting state of NZ’s borrowing, in conjunction with the Labour-led recession.

        Expect that the finances are a mess and we’d like to see drastic cuts to government consultants and cuts to productive sector taxes are introduced within the first 100 days.

        1. Businesses and wealthy risk takers create sweet fuck all without the labour of the working class.

  12. As long as pundits don’t understand that people vote OUT a government (as opposed to voting one IN), these poll results will continue to baffle. Only a few are deliberately voting FOR National/ACT and ankle bracelets, but rather they are voting AGAINST Labour and their utterly hopeless social/economic policy.

  13. Best things about xmas Nat,barbies and xmas,most end up with a new leader,not this one,leave it till later.

  14. I’m going to go out on a limb and state that a National government would be hard right even if they don’t need to form a coalition with Act or any other party. Obviously this is because the hard right policies of late have been coming from National themselves. How unfortunate that these MP’s cannot see what’s to the left or right of them, but only the blinding light of power straight ahead.

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