Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Monday, 3 March 2008
Things are not looking good for Labour
As this is a non-commercial blog I am allowed to show my displeasure towards the Labour party in such a way that I might actually be trying to convince you not to vote for them. Labours draconian Electoral Finance Act would make it otherwise illegal for me to say ... "Yes the latest polls show they are going down and will crash hard! Keep up the struggle against them"
If I had ads on here and gained money from this blog then it would mean any time I say "Don't vote Labour" I would be in breach of the law.
But here is an interesting graph - it shows a summery of all the polls taken since the last election.

The sort answer is that things are looking bad for Labour and good for National - remember National fought against the EFA all the way and has promised to repeal it "by lunchtime" if elected.
I'm looking forward to having freedom of speech back again. Roll on the November election.
Thanks to Kiwiblog for the summery.
If I had ads on here and gained money from this blog then it would mean any time I say "Don't vote Labour" I would be in breach of the law.
But here is an interesting graph - it shows a summery of all the polls taken since the last election.
The sort answer is that things are looking bad for Labour and good for National - remember National fought against the EFA all the way and has promised to repeal it "by lunchtime" if elected.
I'm looking forward to having freedom of speech back again. Roll on the November election.
Thanks to Kiwiblog for the summery.
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
John Keys response to Helen Clarks opening speech.
For the first time ever I watched a speech in parliament, it was actually quite interesting and fun. Thanks to kiwiblog for pointing it out.
If the video doesn't work try clicking here.
I'll admit I'm biased in that I'm sick of Labour and Helen Clarks leadership, and want a change, I do think National is my best hope of change that is along the lines of what I want for the country (and myself and my family) but I thought it was some very good points he made.
If the video doesn't work try clicking here.
I'll admit I'm biased in that I'm sick of Labour and Helen Clarks leadership, and want a change, I do think National is my best hope of change that is along the lines of what I want for the country (and myself and my family) but I thought it was some very good points he made.
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