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    Quote Originally Posted by fungus pudding View Post
    Neither of them came across particularly well, but the outright loser was the moderator, John Campbell.
    I didn't think he was too bad at making sure order was maintained, but he certainly failed to get clarification on several points from both sides.
    Mostly the problem was the whole thing felt so rushed. There is far too much to talk about to squeeze it into the confines of 1.5hours less ads. It should be 3 hours long and tax payer funded so there is no ad breaks to destroy the flow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tga_trader View Post
    I didn't think he was too bad at making sure order was maintained, but he certainly failed to get clarification on several points from both sides.
    Mostly the problem was the whole thing felt so rushed. There is far too much to talk about to squeeze it into the confines of 1.5hours less ads. It should be 3 hours long and tax payer funded so there is no ad breaks to destroy the flow.
    I thought he did well to stay unbiased, but agree he didn't allow for great points to be made. A good moderator knows in advance exactly how JC and JA will answer each question, and he should have a follow up question/rebuttal ready to go. That's what makes Hosking one of the best interviewers in the country.

    In saying that, Judith needed to better finish the points she was trying to make by herself. Simply stating she wants to amend the RMA doesn't mean much to the mums and dads watching at home, most of them wouldn't even know what RMA stands for. She needs to quickly explain why the RMA in its current form is restrictive, and then explain how the changes would make a difference in simple Simon terms. Heck, create a slogan for it if you have to

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    Quote Originally Posted by porkandpuha View Post
    I thought he did well to stay unbiased, but agree he didn't allow for great points to be made. A good moderator knows in advance exactly how JC and JA will answer each question, and he should have a follow up question/rebuttal ready to go. That's what makes Hosking one of the best interviewers in the country.

    In saying that, Judith needed to better finish the points she was trying to make by herself. Simply stating she wants to amend the RMA doesn't mean much to the mums and dads watching at home, most of them wouldn't even know what RMA stands for. She needs to quickly explain why the RMA in its current form is restrictive, and then explain how the changes would make a difference in simple Simon terms. Heck, create a slogan for it if you have to
    Fell off my chair laughing MH one of the best interviewers made my day - the most biased commentator i think their has ever been on the MSM his fawning over national was a joke not sure he asked JK or BE any hard questions every , much like his facials on the night of the election when he found out Winnie went left - priceless.

    Crusher can certainly sling mud and appeal to poor old farmers but not the urban voters - the fact she has to cosy up to farmers just goes to show how worried they are of losing voters to act.
    Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Was clear from the debate that Cindy had nothing to offer by way of delivery, just a lot of spin.

    Cindy referred to the mosque killings, natural disaster and pandemic as her achievements!
    So what? and your lot used to bang on about getting us through the GFC and the earthquake, nothing new - its politics old boy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Government of incompetents designating supermarkets & cleaning services essential - does not change the fact that there are plenty of workers who can do the menial job of the cleaner & supermarket worker - in fact, their pay should be reduced to reflect the increased supply of tens of thousands of available workers due to the mishandling of the lockdown by the team of incompetents.

    Welcome to real world, grasshopper.
    You really have no idea you are badly misinformed (again) - the massive job losses predicted have yet to materialise, granted they may but not today old boy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tim23 View Post
    You really have no idea you are badly misinformed (again) - the massive job losses predicted have yet to materialise, granted they may but not today old boy.
    Thanks to Cindy spending our money on wage subsidy up to the election. No cynicism there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tim23 View Post
    You really have no idea you are badly misinformed (again) - the massive job losses predicted have yet to materialise, granted they may but not today old boy.
    Over 4000 new people went on to Jobseeker Support in the week ending 11 September. We can assume they all lost their jobs. Quite possibly there are others who have also lost jobs but not showing up in the JS system yet. Possibly still on the CIRP (lost job but still on the special relief payment, over 16,000 still on CIRP) or have moved to other benefits.

    You might not consider 4000 lost jobs in a week massive but it is certainly not trivial and represents a lot of stress and misery. And we can expect most of those on CIRP to move to the JS soon as entitlement comes to an end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tim23 View Post
    You really have no idea you are badly misinformed (again) - the massive job losses predicted have yet to materialise, granted they may but not today old boy.
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/300...economist-says

    Ignorance is bliss - 4 legs good, 2 legs better. So easily fooled by Cindy’s cynical use of taxpayers’ funds to stay in power to fluff around like she has in the last 3 years.

    ‘More than 60 per cent more people are now receiving Jobseeker Support work-ready benefits than the same time a year ago – and the number of people aged under 24 on the benefit has leapt 80 per cent.‘
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    Quote Originally Posted by tim23 View Post
    You really have no idea you are badly misinformed (again) - the massive job losses predicted have yet to materialise, granted they may but not today old boy.
    The rate went down to 4% until the second lockdown.

    Nats have decades long of experience appealing to mostly low education farmers and creating an imaginary urban/rural split so that is where the solid 30% for Judy comes from. Similar to the 40% of trump voters who don't shift no matter what.

    I and most city and suburban voters want their sprinklers to work when the water is turned on frankly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonu View Post
    Thanks to Cindy spending our money on wage subsidy up to the election. No cynicism there.
    The employer wage subsidy is well finished so you need to get your facts correct, anyway what would you have done better?

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