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31-07-2023, 02:24 PM
#12221
Two former cabinet ministers who’ve cooked their goose. Hopefully their electorates give them the boot
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‘Labour has announced its list of candidates for the 2023 election, with former Cabinet ministers Michael Wood and Phil Twyford among the many now relying on winning electorate seats to remain in Parliament.’
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31-07-2023, 03:40 PM
#12222
Originally Posted by Logen Ninefingers
Two former cabinet ministers who’ve cooked their goose. Hopefully their electorates give them the boot
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‘Labour has announced its list of candidates for the 2023 election, with former Cabinet ministers Michael Wood and Phil Twyford among the many now relying on winning electorate seats to remain in Parliament.’
Means Wood and Twyford are going to have to work their butts off until October to stay in their jobs - makes sense for Labour but what about the electorates represented by these two 'losers'?
Who wants ex-ministers to represent them?
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31-07-2023, 03:43 PM
#12223
As dumb as it gets to remove GST from fruit & veges.
Labour & Hipkins are hell bent on making the supermarkets & the wealthy even more profitable than they have been.
The indoctrinated Labour parasites and losers are too dumb and stupid however to realise that - just as they failed to see that the fuel subsidy mostly went to the already wealthy who did not need the government handout.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/132...it-and-veggies
"Sunny Kaushal, chairperson of the Dairy and Business Owners’ Group, said removing GST from fresh fruit and vegetables was “one of those policies that sounds good unless you think about it a bit”.
“It's like giving those big supermarkets another 15% margin. This is going to be in the pockets of the supermarkets,” he said.
“Some prices might go down. But within a year or so it will become lost in the mists of inflation, supply chain issues, the war in Ukraine, storms and seasonality and so on.”
"A study by the International Monetary Fund in 2015 estimated that when goods were exempted from GST by governments in Europe “for various political reasons”, as little as 30% of the savings were commonly passed on."
Last edited by Balance; 31-07-2023 at 04:03 PM.
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31-07-2023, 05:27 PM
#12224
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31-07-2023, 06:30 PM
#12225
Originally Posted by Balance
As dumb as it gets to remove GST from fruit & veges.
Labour & Hipkins are hell bent on making the supermarkets & the wealthy even more profitable than they have been.
The indoctrinated Labour parasites and losers are too dumb and stupid however to realise that - just as they failed to see that the fuel subsidy mostly went to the already wealthy who did not need the government handout.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/132...it-and-veggies
"Sunny Kaushal, chairperson of the Dairy and Business Owners’ Group, said removing GST from fresh fruit and vegetables was “one of those policies that sounds good unless you think about it a bit”.
“It's like giving those big supermarkets another 15% margin. This is going to be in the pockets of the supermarkets,” he said.
“Some prices might go down. But within a year or so it will become lost in the mists of inflation, supply chain issues, the war in Ukraine, storms and seasonality and so on.”
"A study by the International Monetary Fund in 2015 estimated that when goods were exempted from GST by governments in Europe “for various political reasons”, as little as 30% of the savings were commonly passed on."
I'll have to agree. It's desperation by the Labour Party because they got nothing. Because they've failed in all the major issues from housing, education, etc. they're putting on a show to fool people that removing GST on food will be the biggest feat like cream cheese. In reality this GST thing is small beans.
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01-08-2023, 09:17 AM
#12226
Originally Posted by Balance
And it absolutely sounds like they are right - no substance to the spin coming from Hipkins & co that Kiri Allan is but an unfortunate poor wahine involved in an incident purely because of mental health issues.
Drip … drip … drip …. Ever more information coming out to embarrass Hipkins & Labour (Hipkins should have come clean instead of trying to spin his way through a drink driving & reckless driving episode by Kiri).
Turned out she tried to do a runner and had to be tracked down by police dogs. Then, she refused to be breath tested and to accompany the police so had yo be arrested.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/kiri-a...D3QRFYNW2CAYA/
Police dogs were used to track Kiri Allan’s movements and confirm she was driving the car that crashed in Wellington, according to a report.
Stuff reports it is understood police dogs were used to gather evidence - and that Allan was located about 500 metres from the crash site, while her car remained at the scene.
More revelations ....drip ....drip ....
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...-allans-office
Three further agencies – Waka Kotahi, the Ministry for the Environment and the Public Service Commission – raised concerns about workplace relations in Kiri Allan’s office, it has emerged.
And on three separate occasions, Allan had “robust discussions” with the transport agency’s staff relating to its response to Cyclone Gabrielle and the approach to longer-term recovery work from the storm.
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01-08-2023, 12:22 PM
#12227
Latest poll results : Labour below 30%.
The trend is clear and there are many Labour MPs who will be busy looking for jobs before Oct rather than be out campaigning.
https://www.odt.co.nz/star-news/star...al-latest-poll
ROY MORGAN NEW ZEALAND JULY POLL
National - 33.5 (up 3.5)
Labour - 26 (down 4.5)
ACT - 14 (down 1)
Greens - 9 (down 0.5)
Maori - 6 (down 1)
NZ First - 5 (up 2)
TOP - 4 (up 1)
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01-08-2023, 12:53 PM
#12228
Member
Originally Posted by Balance
Latest poll results : Labour below 30%.
The trend is clear and there are many Labour MPs who will be busy looking for jobs before Oct rather than be out campaigning.
https://www.odt.co.nz/star-news/star...al-latest-poll
ROY MORGAN NEW ZEALAND JULY POLL
National - 33.5 (up 3.5)
Labour - 26 (down 4.5)
ACT - 14 (down 1)
Greens - 9 (down 0.5)
Maori - 6 (down 1)
NZ First - 5 (up 2)
TOP - 4 (up 1)
Winnie can see stars in his eyes again.
That party vote for Labour is the lowest level since national got 24% in 1991 and a loss of half the seats 65 to 33 the largest loss since the start of MMP
Last edited by causecelebre; 01-08-2023 at 12:55 PM.
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01-08-2023, 02:17 PM
#12229
In that scenario winne can't go left because they need the maori party.
Still, he will have more leverage over National than Act regardless of percentage (as long as its over 5%)
Last edited by Panda-NZ-; 01-08-2023 at 02:25 PM.
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01-08-2023, 03:07 PM
#12230
Originally Posted by Panda-NZ-
In that scenario winne can't go left because they need the maori party.
Still, he will have more leverage over National than Act regardless of percentage (as long as its over 5%)
Winnie has already ruled out going with Labour. So no need to get your hopes up.
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