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    Election 2023: Labour crashes to worst result in 6 years in 1News Verian poll


    Looks like the Chips are going get thinly sliced, diced and well shredded by an unforgiving NZ Public who are now well awake to having been "Dropped In It" by a clueless Labour trying their luck to BS all again
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    Quote Originally Posted by nztx View Post
    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...ODOXNG34I2CEE/

    Election 2023: Labour crashes to worst result in 6 years in 1News Verian poll


    Looks like the Chips are going get thinly sliced, diced and well shredded by an unforgiving NZ Public who are now well awake to having been "Dropped In It" by a clueless Labour trying their luck to BS all again
    And its all down to Ardern. Labour needs to be burried for a very, very long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ynot View Post
    And its all down to Ardern. Labour needs to be burried for a very, very long time.
    And this is the real Chippie "off the Ardern block" :




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    Election 2023: What does Labour do now? The trajectory is unmistakable - and Chris Hipkins is running out of options


    Wheels are off, the wreck laying sideways in the ditch, Robbo has ensured the tin is empty and things are heavily
    up to their eyeballs in hock, none of the peasants believe Chumpy's spin and tricks any more and very close
    to the surface lurk issues inspiring the muffled sound of the long knives being sharpened among the soon to be warring splinter factions & 16 percenter trojan invaders

    Can anything save this ailing excuse parading as a desperate huddle of the Comrades, who have lost their
    way & popular support once the Ardern rug of masterful BS Spinning and whatever else it took to save No.1's
    face got ripped away in a hurry ?
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    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...C6XTAHLR6KGZE/

    Election 2023: Thousands of families, cyclone victims subject to capital gains tax on family home under new rules; ‘capital gains tax by stealth’ - National


    Yet more Hastily Concocted Poor Excuses for Legislation thrown in by the clueless huddle of Comrades - ripping off Kiwi's

    Not difficult to see why this clueless Govt is sliding down the toilet
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    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...IS7OKBZIEUF5U/

    Election 2023: Chris Hipkins promises ‘vigorous campaign’ as Labour drops in the polls

    Let's get vigorous .. as most Kiwi's "dropped In It" determine that NZ deserves better than Chumpy & Comrades Circus of incompetence among the pot holes

    Too late to leap in the air and open your legs - Chumpy ? "Empty Tin" Bare Budget Robbo, The Health, Education, Roading, Policing & Water Labour Wrecking teams might have already scared all the boys & girls quite enough on what a future with Labour and the Watermelon Cling-ons might look like..

    Will that be a Clown performance with an heavy duty paper bag over head ?

    How's Robbo's large Hole going ?

    Growing faster than Nosey Parker's stockpile of large expanding Pot Holes ?

    At 12c a litre extra fuel tax to fill a gap in the Waka Of Roading Incompetences Fix Up tin - imagine all the extra inflation that will inflict on all .. going round and round and round ..

    Some might not even be able to afford to go to Supermarket after Parker's extra Fuel Tax Impost hits

    and even if they do make it - imagine what all that extra fuel tax going round and round will do to grocery prices ..

    Kiwi's across the land are already really concerned with high COL now .. imagine what it will look like with Nosy Parker's further extra 12c / Ltr fuel taxes thrown on top plus some to spike COL even higher

    New Zimbabwe coming with another term of these clueless idiots wreaking further destruction .. or time to shove Labour and the clueless Chumpy into the gutter, where they well deserve to be for all their earlier chapters of gross incompetence ?
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    Roll up, roll up - TAB Australia paying $3.75 for $1 bet on Labour/Hiopkins win in October 2023!

    https://democracyproject.nz/2023/08/...ur-government/

    Australian TAB is offering bets on our election outcome, and the odds they are offering are quite instructive about what might happen.

    At the last election, the bookies gave National very long odds – paying about $5 for every $1 bet on National winning, whereas they were only offering Labour bets $1.16.

    This time around, bets on National winning the election and forming a government are paying out $1.25 for a $1 bet,

    while the TAB is offering $3.75 for a Labour win.

    It’s hard to disagree with those odds. Although the Australian TAB is promising a big payout to anyone successfully backing a Labour win, it’s unlikely that you’d find many in Labour willing to take that gambling bet.

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    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...IS7OKBZIEUF5U/

    Chris Hipkins was confident Labour's issues with ministers wouldn't continue.


    Best lock them all up in the back room out of sight so they can't cause any further mischief - Chumpy

    might be a bit late to put Willy Wonka, Nosy "Tax Yee" Parker and "Empty Tin" Robbo in their cages


    The Poor Greens might be having an emergency huddle down the bottom of the garden already
    on breaking news of all the new day job applications being sent out from Beehive Offices
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    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...L5NESAVG6VY2Y/

    Election 2023: Chris Hipkins hauls out the ‘underdog’ card as Labour MPs suffer bout of poll indigestion - Claire Trevett


    Sausage Roll must have been off -- not even Dog wanted to know about them

    Have to watch when everyone aware Labour off the roll with indigestion and every man and his dog run away


    How many weeks left now until this mangy Beehive dog is gone ?
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    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...NIS2BN5Z2RWWI/

    Political Round-up: Is it now all over for the Labour Government?


    Labour appears to be in something of an electoral death spiral. The four-point drop in last night’s 1News Verian poll to just 29 per cent - together with National’s bump up to 37 per cent – suggests that the gulf between the left and right blocs is now opening up, and will be difficult to reverse.

    Perception is going to be a big part of Labour’s problem. When a party in government drops into the 20s just weeks out from voting, the psychological effect can be huge. It will affect both voters and politicians. Increasingly, the public will not believe that Labour can win this election. Such a mood will risk becoming a self-fulfilling factor in the campaign.

    Just as “success begets success”, for Labour, a poll result like this will threaten to fuel a further deterioration in support below 29 per cent. It shapes the whole mood of the campaign, sapping momentum and motivation for those on the Government side. What’s more, when a party is losing, the despair can cause infighting and panic, which just makes everything much worse.

    In this regard, Herald political editor Claire Trevett says today: “Hipkins’ trouble is that once the polling starts to slide, it is very difficult to reverse it. It is also very difficult to hold on to the discipline, unity and enthusiasm that are needed to reverse it.”

    Hope no-one stole the Curtains to Close the Show, while Ardern was busy puffing out untold feel goods before a rapid exit

    No-one would really want to see the fill-in replacement Skoolmaster getting a caning - would they ?
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