The TV debates between Jacinda and Judith matter more than ever this election and they remain the last chance of Judith breaking Jacinda and because the campaign has been so amputated and people haven’t had the normal chances of meeting their candidates.
the fight that’s looming will be where it always is when the future of New Zealand is being decided – in the Labour Party.
Judith Collins likes to claim the National Party are better money managers than any other party.
Whoever wins the election, there is a renaissance within Māoridom that refuses point blank to co-operate any longer with a system that is structurally biased against them.
So we are now 26 days away until the 2020 NZ Election due on October 17th.
This will be one of the more unusual, and probably contentious, blogs I’ve written, but I’ve come to the conclusion that ACT has paid significantly more attention to putting out a coherent mental health policy than any of the other parties currently represented in Parliament.
Boss Extorts $100,000 From Workers
Workers Forced to Give Cash for 3 Years
Exploiter ‘Sells’ Petrol Station to Son to Avoid Justice
There has not been a one-party government in New Zealand since 1993. It was a crap government, led by Jim Bolger but determined to continue the strong neo-liberal path opened up by Labour (1984 and 1987) and confirmed by their own National Government (1990, the mother of all budgets, make the rich richer and the poor poorer).
National’s economic policy of temporary tax cuts yesterday proved, if proof be needed, that they are unapologetic neoliberals.
They are selling her leadership as strong which is funny because most voters recoil in horror the more they see of her. When Judith wears a mask, it’s to protect the virus from Judith.