I haven't watched TV1 OR TV3 for years. Unfortunately you are so right. It is those citizens who do not seek out other information from other sites that are convinced, by the media, that this government is succeeding. The media could interview other new parties and be fair minded however, in the main part, their personnel seems to be made up of a selection of people who are totally supportive of only one point of view. Hopefully they will be defunded by any incoming government. The PIJF needs to be a topic discussed with each party before we vote.
Regarding the many "triumps" of Jacinda Ardern like the White Island tragedy and the Covid response, surely Government departments should be…
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Jan 20, 2023
If Labour had half a clue , they would make it clear that their choice is purely a caretaker role.
All the mentioned candidates are patently unsuitable , and will cause further damage.
That just leaves Little Andy.
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Jan 21, 2023
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Or Hipkins has done (or not done) in education, or the Covid response.
I doubt that Little Andy would have done anything.
Anyway it seems that Labour has chosen to double down on liars.
Stupid.
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Jan 21, 2023
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You think they'll double down?
You might be right.
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Jan 20, 2023
The right course of action would be for them to resign as a govt. and let us start again.
BUT they are all too selfish and factional for that. Despite that Luxflakes will continue with her policies as he is a WEF trainee. Just another return again power hungry executive.
We actually need a born and raised Kiwi tradie or farmer for a change. Not like Bolger thanks. More like perhaps Matt King.
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Jan 20, 2023
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Utter rubbish.
By all means dislike the man if you wish but blatant lies takes you into ardern's realm.
Luxon has stated that he is not even aware of the WEF initiatives and has no intention of having New Zealand governed from overseas.
He has also condemned co-governance and racially biased policies.
""Let me give you a clear view on where we stand," Luxon responded.
"The first thing I'd say is that we believe we are bigger than our individual identities. We are first and foremost New Zealanders and we believe we are one country. But we fundamentally believe that we should target on the basis of need, not on the basis of ethnicity. "
His words not mine.
He…
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Jan 20, 2023
Andy Espersen :
Jacinda Ardern over 6 years has single-handedly destroyed the once proud Labour party. It may not survive - no matter who becomes the leader on Sunday. It may well be that Labour will eventually join National as New Zealand's actual predominant "social welfare party" (for want of better description) - while ACT will grow to become our new "conservative" party.
At the election a lot of National party members will give their local vote to their many excellent local candidates - but their party votes to ACT.
If Labour had half a clue , they would make it clear that their choice is purely a caretaker role.
All the mentioned candidates are patently unsuitable , and will cause further damage.
That just leaves Little Andy.
The right course of action would be for them to resign as a govt. and let us start again.
BUT they are all too selfish and factional for that. Despite that Luxflakes will continue with her policies as he is a WEF trainee. Just another return again power hungry executive.
We actually need a born and raised Kiwi tradie or farmer for a change. Not like Bolger thanks. More like perhaps Matt King.
Andy Espersen :
Jacinda Ardern over 6 years has single-handedly destroyed the once proud Labour party. It may not survive - no matter who becomes the leader on Sunday. It may well be that Labour will eventually join National as New Zealand's actual predominant "social welfare party" (for want of better description) - while ACT will grow to become our new "conservative" party.
At the election a lot of National party members will give their local vote to their many excellent local candidates - but their party votes to ACT.