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October 16, 2015 4:00pm by David Farrar

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I’ve blogged the latest Roy Morgan poll at Curia. As usual, quite variable.

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Que Mr Fawlty

Rouge poll! (Thought you d try to beat them to it)
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October 16, 2015 4:10pm
billmurray

I am picking that Labour will fall further in polls to come because of the stupidity of Andrew Little in saying he will flout the TPPA, if and when he becomes PM. What does he think the USA, Canada, Japan and others think about that statement from a New Zealand government. He is a blithering idiot.
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October 16, 2015 4:17pm
mandk

” if and when he becomes PM”

I’d say that it is almost certain now that he will not.

When commenters on The Standard start dissing the Labour leader, you know for sure that he is fucked.
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October 16, 2015 4:21pm
Captain Mainwaring

Agree with Bill. Can’t wait for the next TV1/TV3 polls, by which time the fat fairy’s knives will be very sharp indeed.
Angry Andy was the last man who made the cut on the Labour list after twice humiliating himself in New Plymouth and he managed to find himself propelled into the leadership by a corrupt system based on union muscle.
Boy, is he ever living up to his previous achievements.
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October 16, 2015 4:26pm
BeaB

Kelvin Davis losing the plot won’t help either.
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October 16, 2015 4:27pm
Maggy Wassilieff

Yesterday the Maori Party said that they know they have a lot of support.
http://maoriparty.org/panui/time-for-maori-votes-to-come-back-home/
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October 16, 2015 4:30pm
G152

Liebor leaders with double his poll ratings were dumped..
At some stage even the unions are going to have to admit
the angry little man was a step to far…
So where to now?
Maybe Goff will be a spit in
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October 16, 2015 4:41pm
Ross12

I think Tony Abbott was right when he recently said that there now too many public polls in politics. ( By public I mean those where the results are made public as opposed to the various party’s internal polling)
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October 16, 2015 5:37pm
Paulus Gnome

‘Maybe Goff will be a spit in’

Nope, Goofy is toast as well now that he has stated that he is a moderate centerist (or whatever) so he can have a feisty five on the table in the council building
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October 16, 2015 6:01pm
Manolo

A deep blanket of silence has fallen on The sub-Standard. Micky Savage, aka Greg Presland, and cohorts must be heart-broken.

It would be sad if it weren’t risible.
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October 16, 2015 6:23pm
Manolo

The Labour Party needs a priest to administer the last rites to Angry Andy, dismal political “leader”.
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October 16, 2015 6:25pm
Dave_1924

I noticed that on a Standard post there was some support for Silent T making a come back…… when you see comments like that from Labour supporters you really wonder if Lake Alice should be reopened so they have somewhere to stay that is safe for them and the general public…

2 years to go till the next GE, so heaps of time for Labour to right the ship and freshen up ………. maybe?
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October 16, 2015 7:29pm
tvb

Seven years in and National is travelling well with Labour all over the paddock on a vital economic issue like the TPP. It is unthinkable the Labour Party would recklessly shut us out of the TPP trading block which they will if they start to pick and chose which bits they will honour. For gods sake somebody has to pay for all the free stuff they keep promising like 26 weeks paid parental leave.
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October 16, 2015 7:51pm
Im Right

It’s been a while since I have enjoyed a political week like this week, apart from the Labour leadership back stabbings that are always a popcorn buying treat it gets pretty boring this far out from an election…Jane Kelsey’s blabberings doom and gloom about TPP have not transpired and the sky has not fallen in, Little/Labour will agree to the TPP 🙂 BUT I have taken to reading The Standard and The Daily Blog after dear leader Helen endorsed Key, well OK the TPP (and stood beside him…that was the touch paper to the lefts keg of implosion…JEEZZZ the left do it well)….I’m here to tell you all that do not wish to look over there, those leftie hate blogs are hurting big time, it was and is the perfect storm and they are eating each other! god it’s lovely to read! they are trying to out ‘left’ one another and it all comes back to CORBYN, the TPP has left their nappies full and their anger is inward to such an extant that Goff/King/Little/Nash are basically person non grata with the ‘Corbanites’. What fun! and to end the week…the lefts favourite poll, Roy Morgan! 🙂 🙂 a few beers tonight and isn’t NZ wonderful!
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October 16, 2015 8:06pm
Adolf Fiinkensein

Let them bring on the petulant poofter. It’s all they have left.

Labour today totally lacks Helen Clark’s political nous, common sense and good judgment.

Never thought I’d anything complimentary about the Bilious Bitch.
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October 16, 2015 8:50pm
Que Mr Fawlty

Wow. Good to see MB took today’s polls well over at the daily blog. Looks like he’s blown a seal.
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October 16, 2015 9:20pm
Igotta Numbum

“Wow. Good to see MB took today’s polls well over at the daily blog. Looks like he’s blown a seal.”

I heard that the seal made it back to the beach, so don’t panic.
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October 16, 2015 9:39pm
coge

I cannot identify any leadership talent among Labour. It’s like they are all too institutionalized.
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October 16, 2015 10:10pm
Satantango

@Adolf Flinkensein

Wow. Good to see MB took today’s polls well over at the daily blog. Looks like he’s blown a seal.

Crikey, they are in full melt-down over there. Basically, according to Martyn Bradbury, New Zealanders (that’s you and me) are stupid. Very stupid. So stupid in fact, that we fall for the lies of John Key. Some examples.

1. Mass Surveillance was too big an idea for NZers to comprehend.
2. That so few NZers can connect Kim Dotcom’s case with America’s determination to rule the internet as Julian Assange did this week rams this point home.
3. That’s what we love in NZ – simple stuff and no one peddles simple like our comfortable laid back at the end of the day pony tail tugging Prime Minister.
4. Key has connected ignorance with self interest and empty aspiration and it has become a toxic cocktail that shows no end of charming NZers.

etc., bloody etc.

So there you have it. The utter contempt that the Left has for ordinary people – that’s you and me. If you don’t agree with me (Bradbury), you are stupid, ignorant and simple-minded. You don’t get it to you? Crikey, you – that’s you and me – are just a bunch of ignoramuses that are beguiled by that charalatan John Key.

Jeez, Wayne!

There is more life on Mars than there is intellect from the Left these days.
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October 16, 2015 10:46pm
Que Mr Fawlty

I’m over being offended by these idiots. But the fish always rots from the head, just when i thought shearer was getting traction over the Saudi deal, he started referring to the Nz public as SHEEPLE! They seems to think we’re all brainwashed zombies. Devine comedy/tragedy
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October 16, 2015 10:55pm
Sir Cullen's Sidekick

Interesting to see the nutters at The Stranded still believe there is hope for Labour….I am hoping the Labour jokers will select “PM in waiting” Jacinda Ardern as their Deputy. We need some comedy in politics now.
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October 17, 2015 12:10am
kiwi in america

The left’s totalitarian instincts are on display for all to see at The Standard and Bradbury’s blog. Even Trotter, usually a polite lefty, is in full meltdown over the TPP. The TPP has become a coalition splitting lightening rod on the left side of the isle and has the potential to rent the Labour Party asunder in much the same way as the NZ’s support for the US invasion of Afghanistan did to the Alliance. Anderton, as leader of the Alliance, followed the instincts of the old Labour Party which was to mostly support our traditional allies in time of war. After 9/11 and the proven incubation that the Taliban had provided Al Qaida in Afghanistan, supporting a US led invasion was a no brainer and the deployment of our SAS to the theatre had widespread bipartisan support across NZ society.

The left’s apoplexic and reflexive anti Americanism ended what had become a formidable political force on the left (the Alliance) and had enabled Clark to win and stay in power for 3 elections. Leila Hare’s tanty over Afghanistan enabled the Greens to splinter off and destroyed the Alliance leaving Anderton to perform a Peter Dunne type role as a one man band (the Progressives) in Clark’s later ministries. Labour’s left are about to do the same over the TPP. Once Little swallows a rat and kinda sorta backs TPP, fuelled by Corbynmania, look for attempts to deselect (or move down the List) the few sane heads on the right inside Labour’s caucus who support free trade (Goff, Shearer, Davis, Nash, Cosgrove, Damien O’Connor and maybe Mallard).
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October 17, 2015 4:19am
burt

kiwi in america

I was all in agreement till you inferred Mallard was sane !
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October 17, 2015 9:07am
DJP6-25

kiwi in america 4:19 am. Let’s hope so.
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