Political Caption Competition
National Party redneck fuckwits scream they don’t want to be seen as redneck fuckwits
New Zealand Politics
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1969: The “Nearly-But-Not-Quite” Election
“WE’VE GOT IT!” Was the triumphant (if incautious) assertion of the supposedly neutral Professor Bob Chapman on the night of the 1969 “nearly-but-not-quite” general election. The worthy professor should perhaps be forgiven for his premature psephological ejaculation. He had marked down the electorate of Eden as the seat Labour was bound to take if it was on-course to becoming the government.
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Why on earth are we interviewing 13 political parties tonight at 8pm?
Tonight from 8pm, live streamed here at The Daily Blog and on www.kiwidebate.online I will interview 13 Political Parties to hear what they think the big issues of our country are and how they intend to solve them.
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Who to vote for?
Voting involves a moral choice.
In a capitalist economy you either vote with capitalism’s winners or with the losers. With those who have used the system to enrich themselves at the expense of others or those forced to struggle at the margins.
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Analysis of National Party advertising
Analysis of National Party advertising
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Political Caption Competition
“And then after you’ve been spanked on the naked bottom 3 times by each member of the ACT Executive, you can become a candidate, it’s all very above board.” David Seymour explains the inner workings of his Party to a concerned candidate.
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Auckland running out of petrol & Maori voter suppression: ‘Events, dear boy, events’
The last thing National needed was a reminder that they’ve done nothing to prepare our infrastructure for the growth they’ve generated.
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Facebook suppressing Willie Jackson’s post on Maori and youth voter suppression
…Facebook needs to explain why they are suppressing this post about voter suppression.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – URGENT: Maori and youth voters being abused by Electoral Commission staff – KNOW YOUR VOTING RIGHTS!
In 2017, I will not tolerate any attempt to rob Maori or young people of their right to vote because of a incompetence and ignorance at our electoral booths.
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BREAKING: ELECTORAL COMMISSION UNDERMINING OF MAORI RIGHTS – COMPLAINTS NATIONWIDE
Only a week into early voting, complaints have been laid with the Electoral Commission about misinformation being provided to Maori…