NEW POLL: One News Colmar Brunton Poll has Labour cannibalise Greens beneath threshold
The most concerning part of the volatility of the Polls has been how utterly manipulated they are by the mainstream media.
New Zealand Politics
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Let’s Do This NOW, Jacinda – NOT “As Finances Permit”
THIS IS THE TIME of maximum danger for Jacinda Ardern. Caught off-guard by their stop-gap leader’s astonishing energy and confidence, the tired grey men of the Labour Party could only look on in wonder like the rest of us. As public expectations of Jacinda have soared, however, the men and women of Labour’s political apparatus are beginning to close in around her.
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Facebook Watch: This post by the Young Nats has to be seen to be believed
How privileged and stuck up your own arsehole must you be to see this as a positive learning experience?
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Rachel Stewart destroys lying corporate dairy farmer water propaganda
National are the political expression of corporate farming and for too long we’ve allowed these thieves to rob us of our water for the benefit of their mates. they sold our bloody state energy assets to create a $400million irrigation slush fund.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – MĀORI PARTY’S WATER POLICY NONSENSE
Every settlement with Iwi includes a clause stating that fresh water remains unresolved, yet Chris Finlayson is out blowing racist dog whistles pretending that this reopens Treaty litigation. We wouldn’t be in this position in the first place if National hadn’t forced the issue by selling off half our hydropower generating energy companies. Labour will clean up their mess by showing real leadership with all stakeholders in water.
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Australia declares war on Jacinda
…Australia dares has the audacity to suggest they couldn’t work with NZ if Labour won?
We have put up with Australia’s blatant racism, citizenship rights double standards and their slavish devotion to American foreign policy and they are the ones questioning working with us???
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Rachel Smalley finally disappears up her own arse
I’m just gong to be brutal now.
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The Zombie TPPA: what the opposition parties say
The National government has got its wish – the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) is off the front pages and back into the shadows of secret negotiations. Big dangers lurk in those shadows!
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The Greens’ Campaign Reset: Normal Ideological Transmission is Resumed
WATCHING THE GREENS’ campaign reset unfold, I couldn’t help but regret the demise of the pre-Dotcom Mana Party. Because sure as eggs-is-eggs, the Greens have put poverty behind them. Not rhetorically, of course, as James Shaw, now the party’s sole leader, made clear to the assembled journalists: “[W]e will continue to talk about poverty. That conversation makes a lot of people uncomfortable. I’m comfortable with that.” Except, of course, he isn’t. Not in the least. Not on your Nelly.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – I’m getting a little bit tired of commentators asking where Labour Party policy is
Let’s cut to the chase. I’m getting a little bit tired of commentators asking where Labour Party policy is. We’ve been putting out policies consistently for the past couple of months and I’m proud of the policies that Labour have been coming out with.