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    Quote Originally Posted by jonu View Post
    The media El Z? I think she dug her own hole and a bigger one for her party. I'd have the same view no matter what party she was in.
    Her number one reason for stepping down is the scrutiny her family has been facing recently. Next, her view that as she's been working for the Greens for 15 years, the best thing she can do now in the lead-up is to step aside from the co-leadership, and get the press off their backs. She will retire from parliament after the elections, and is off the GP list. That's a really big price to pay.

    Here is the newshub poll data, also the leaked UMR poll data has Labour on 36%, National on 43%, this is more like it!


    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=11901065

    Bill says he's not worried.

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    Quote Originally Posted by elZorro View Post
    At the expense of National, but also NZFirst, and the Greens. What about Jacinda's preferred PM numbers, she's close to Bill's now.

    Sorry to see Metiria stepping down today, though. The media is very tough.
    What in earth has her demise got to do with the media? Surely they do no more than report the daily news. You're losing it eZ. Have a kit Kat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fungus pudding View Post
    What in earth has her demise got to do with the media? Surely they do no more than report the daily news. You're losing it eZ. Have a kit Kat.
    Apparently Checkpoint asked her a series of written questions .....too hard to answer ....and she resigned
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    Quote Originally Posted by elZorro View Post
    Her number one reason for stepping down is the scrutiny her family has been facing recently. Next, her view that as she's been working for the Greens for 15 years, the best thing she can do now in the lead-up is to step aside from the co-leadership, and get the press off their backs. She will retire from parliament after the elections, and is off the GP list. That's a really big price to pay.

    Here is the newshub poll data, also the leaked UMR poll data has Labour on 36%, National on 43%, this is more like it!


    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=11901065

    Bill says he's not worried.
    She "says" her number one reason is her family. Big price to pay? She'll be on a handsome parliamentiary pension and get free airfares for the rest of her days. The only ones to emerge with any integrity are the two who resigned earlier. Do you think they would want to go back and taint themselves with the rest of the sordid bunch? The rest still tacitly defend her criminal acts of benefit and electoral fraud. It's a sorry mess that Labour will benefit from

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    Quote Originally Posted by elZorro View Post
    Her number one reason for stepping down is the scrutiny her family has been facing recently.
    That is the no one reason she is telling you. Nothing to do with the poll result of course. Nothing to do with the overwhelming public backlash of a to a self serving benifit fraudster. Nothing to do with the demise of 2 Green stalwarts - the only ones to show any kind of moral backbone. Nothing to do with potential revelations that the fathers family actually contributed to her wellbeing. Nothing to do with her poverty and nothing obviously to do with her feathring her own nest at the tax payer expense. Nothing at all to do with absolute inability to accept that what she has done wrong and the very first thing Joe Public want (no matter who you are or what you stand for) is that acceptance.

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    Those two green stalwarts unfortunately stuffed it up for the Greens; if theyd been patient, negotiated; given it a bit of time, but no they had to make an ultimatum, custers last stand and thats that now they have to lie in their self righteous beds alone and impotent; a bit amateur unfortunately. Politics yuck.

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    Me think's "Elzorro" labour lead Gov will finally come true //// along with NZF/GN ....oh god help NZ .......
    Primary industries will certainly pay but at the same time the NZD will drop like a stone >> might well be the catalyst for NZ property Bust from Higher loan rates and attack on landlords
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Those two green stalwarts unfortunately stuffed it up for the Greens; if theyd been patient, negotiated; given it a bit of time, but no they had to make an ultimatum, custers last stand and thats that now they have to lie in their self righteous beds alone and impotent; a bit amateur unfortunately. Politics yuck.
    Perhaps they decided their ethics weren't up for negotiation. That is the time you do make an ultimatum. It's not being self righteous, it's about holding true to what you believe. The yuck part would have been exactly down the route you recommend.

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    They were up for negotiation; thats the silly thing; just had to wait little while. foolish.

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    National lowest rating in same poll for 10 years trouble ahead me feels
    Quote Originally Posted by elZorro View Post
    At the expense of National, but also NZFirst, and the Greens. What about Jacinda's preferred PM numbers, she's close to Bill's now.

    Sorry to see Metiria stepping down today, though. The media is very tough.

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