Poor bastard, that’s outrageous!!!! It’s not just the middle and working class that are doing it tough. It can’t be cheap to insure and fuel his helicopter either
Maybe he just tips the staff less, to lighten the load and come out even
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Maybe he just tips the staff less, to lighten the load and come out even
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Personally, I think Labour is far better at post-election negotiations than National and they've learnt to only enter a coalition with parties very close to their policies and have "confidence and supply" (C&S) agreements with those too far away from them.
I can see Labour having a coalition with the Greens (but not allowing the coalition agreement to include things too far "to the left") and only having a C&S agreement with the māori Party... to distance themselves from the more extreme policies of the māori Party. I can't see them entering into a coalition with both and let the two minor parties dictate as much as National did at the last election with NZ First and ACT.
Labour have learnt the requirements for negotiating after a MMP election and how to form a coalition government or a minority government with C&S agreements far better than National
Yes I believe labour have adapted to mmp far better than national
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Famous last words, but I can't see Winston getting into bed with Labour. I think the nature of his policies and his voter base these days is incompatible with Labour and whoever else would be in a Labour coalition. Identity politics, big government, primary industries etc. His party is much less central than in previous years.
I think he is a much more natural fit with National. Luxon seems to give him and his party plenty of leeway and respect.
I guess that leaves Seymour in the cuck chair
I think he is a much more natural fit with National. Luxon seems to give him and his party plenty of leeway and respect.
I guess that leaves Seymour in the cuck chair
Winston does enjoy Luxon’s leadership I think too because it’s non existent. He’s not from a political world so he lets the politicians do their thing being the coalition leaders and national hierarchy while he takes a backseat as the elite business man he sold himself as, not sure if you heard but he used to be a ceo of a big company. I think this too now is starting to work against him with the country feeling like it’s lacking a leader and polls show that with Hipkins leading him in preferred pm and seemingly having to do nothing to be there in the polls. Another leader with another style could change things completely
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It did untold damage in so many ways. But when you see the stat that woman make up 85% of consumer spending, you see why it had to happen.
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@Tokyo Warrior … good to see theres still no shiftStuff
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Not NZ politics but the first female Japanese pm sounds like a tough woman
She’s a fan of Margaret Thatcher so she’s got a hard line about her@Tokyo Warrior … good to see theres still no shift
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god Russell Norman is insufferable. It's people like him that drive political polarisation
"right side of history" "pick a side" etc
It is people like him that are stoking political division all over the world. Most people are somewhere in the middle of the political continuum
Really? People like Russel, pointing out the fascism of the states? Sure. Hope you look back on these forums one day after the next ten years.
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"Democracy Vs Fascism" The muppet is referring to a democratically elected president. Cant even form a coherent argument.
You're referring to yourself again Frank.
the last 10 years we've been living under increasingly polarised political opinions, driving society apart
life isn't black and white
people that group others into "good" and "bad" simply place themselves in the "good" category and drive a wedge in society. So yes, even though Russell Norman thinks he is correct, he draws an imaginary line in the sand which creates political division
as I've mentioned earlier, most of society sits somewhere in the middle of the continuum
life isn't black and white
people that group others into "good" and "bad" simply place themselves in the "good" category and drive a wedge in society. So yes, even though Russell Norman thinks he is correct, he draws an imaginary line in the sand which creates political division
as I've mentioned earlier, most of society sits somewhere in the middle of the continuum
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That’s why I’ve never brought into this left and right bullshit because most can’t be put into one with altering views over different things in society and in life but very little do I see the centre referred to anymore and there seems a willingness to shift to either side of the political divide
What you’re really saying is that most of us are non-binary?
Well, yes, and the last 10 years has seen the ascendency of political and social movements that can best be described nicely as fitting into the right and far right of the old political spectrum. And highly morally corrupt too.
It's no coincidence.
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*taps sign
Most of us like to flip the menu from time to time
