Voter suppression to benefit the right indeed. Copying the same tactics seen overseas.
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Ahhhh, your talking about the bill that would ban voting by people serving sentences in prison, regardless of sentence length.
Big call to label all criminals as lefties, but I guess it makes sense
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What’s with the constant left/right rhetoric? You seem to proudly display your right wing reference wherever possible, is there no interest in being in the centre anymore?Ahhhh, your talking about the bill that would ban voting by people serving sentences in prison, regardless of sentence length.
Big call to label all criminals as lefties, but I guess it makes sense
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Just joking with the poster who says reasonable electoral law changes are a big conspiracy theory left/ right issue
Noitall
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Need to make them all work together. Between a right and a left block it should make centre achievableJust joking with the poster who says reasonable electoral law changes are a big conspiracy theory left/ right issue
Why would this benefit the right? Are you suggesting that left voters are less intelligent?
With regard to voting they obviously don't know what day it is.
What's the urgency to constrain voting like this when it's never been a problem in the past? This is following the same tactics employed in America.
Do you know the history of prisoner voting in NZ?
Labour set the platform we’re now living
The previous government left NZ with USD90b of debt - after covid - and the current clowns have increased that by 23% whilst shrinking GDP a little over 1% in the same period.
The current coalition needs to own this and stop blaming anyone else, as it is clearly their fault.
Inruin finds fact funny. What a stupid cunt.
Now now, your true colours are coming through again. Do your best to control them.
No, it's funny your ignorance. I don't expect anything less from a dumb old cunt who had to leave the country he fucked up so much. Are you related to Jacinda at all?
Noitall
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Stuff
www.stuff.co.nz
It was wearing thin more than a couple of months ago to people such as this that I have a lot of time for his view and think he hits the mark with in the article. There’s been toing and froing whether labour are Adrian Orr wears the blame and the longer there’s no thought of their own performance playing apart, the longer I think voters will decide that this isn’t working and not the direction that’s good for the whole country
I think the last paragraph of that article sums it up nicely.Stuff
It was wearing thin more than a couple of months ago to people such as this that I have a lot of time for his view and think he hits the mark with in the article. There’s been toing and froing whether labour are Adrian Orr wears the blame and the longer there’s no thought of their own performance playing apart, the longer I think voters will decide that this isn’t working and not the direction that’s good for the whole country
Noitall
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That seems to be the conundrum for many with too far one way and now too far the other. There were a few instances in the covid era though that we were hamstrung by our poor medical system and the worry of overwhelming it. Can’t be underestimated how covid has changed the world
Registration chugs up the process on voting day. Quick question, do you vote early or wait until polling day?
His report on social cohesion earlier in the year was very good tooStuff
It was wearing thin more than a couple of months ago to people such as this that I have a lot of time for his view and think he hits the mark with in the article. There’s been toing and froing whether labour are Adrian Orr wears the blame and the longer there’s no thought of their own performance playing apart, the longer I think voters will decide that this isn’t working and not the direction that’s good for the whole country
Noitall
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Often find myself agreeing with his point of view. Seems like an impartial voice that calls it as he sees it
Yup, he gave Labour a touch up in 2020 over their tax policies
