Mike Hosking says the election will be decided within an hour of the polls closing – a win for the right. Michael Laws is in no doubt which way the election will go – a win for the right. Bob McCoskrie of Family First, in pointing out the many flaws, predictions and twisted reasoning of the left wing media, is effectively indicating which way the election will go – a win for the right. This, as in 2023, will be for the left and their cheerleaders in the media, the worst nightmare come true. Once again they will have to accept that their specious jabbering has been for nothing. They will know that the pattern of the last election has been repeated in that the majority ignored their blather.
The mainly left media, in their unbridled desire to engineer a left win, prostitute themselves as nothing more than leftist deviants. They manage to produce polls that, overall, they can apply their narrative to. They talk to these polls like we should believe them, when clearly, on most occasions, they do not give an accurate reflection of reality. Bob McCoskrie cites numerous examples on his podcasts. Bearing in mind that you can’t fool all of the people all of the time, the media is no doubt living in the belief they’ll fool some of the people at least some of the time. The fact is they are only fooling themselves.
If you watch the six o’clock news and believe what they serve up, you belong in the fools’ category and are likely a left-wing voter. The media need to realise that viewers with even a modicum of intelligence are not taken in by what is dished up during the evening meal. Their narrative is blatantly biased and their downright lies come pre-packaged from their likeminded leftist overseas news sources. The media has become a shadow of its former reputable self and is now drowning in a murky pool of its own making.
An example is Thomas Coughlan writing in the Herald that National and Labour should get together and change the rules to prevent an overhang. A further suggestion was not agreeing to govern if the win was achieved due to an overhang. Remember, the overhang scenario was introduced by the Māori Party. Not a peep out of Coughlan then. Now the right are playing the same game, Coughlan thinks it’s time to blow the whistle on it. No doubt he fears the right has a better chance of winning than the left. This is typical hypocrisy and biased prattle that comes out of the left media time after time.
The left media blew any meaningful chance of having an effect on the outcome of an election with their propaganda antics. They are no longer believed by the majority. The Greens and Māori Party displaying scenes of intimacy at a Gang HQ is hardly likely to resonate well with the bulk of the voting public. The media were forced to swallow a dead rat and show it.
Ardern gave the gangs our money. Hipkins’ weak, lily livered reply to this truth was “it was a mistake”. Indeed it was but I don’t recall him saying so at the time. Now he’s trying to make out he has no time for gangs. “They’re a scourge on our society,” he says. But the Greens and the Māori Party want to repeat the mistake. An unlikely camaraderie has taken place with both David Seymour and Harry Tam agreeing Hipkins has “thrown Jacinda under the bus”. The little fellow has no more spine than a jellyfish. The Greens and Māori Party sharks will be circling his cabinet and looking for blood. The scales will not be tipped in his favour.
This is the absolute nightmare facing Hipkins in the unlikely event he pulls off a win. He will be put to the sword, rode roughshod over, told where to get off and generally given a hard time. It’ll be two or three against one. However I think he will be spared the public ignominy. In believe the polls have the Greens too high, New Zealand First too low, ACT a little on the low side and Opportunity will probably come in at under five per cent on the night. My predictions are : Greens 12 per cent or less, NZF 12 per cent or more and ACT at around 10 per cent. My electorate seat prediction for National is somewhere between 35 and 40.
Figures like that should see the coalition comfortably re-elected. This will rubbish the media’s constant claim of a close election – it won’t be, and was never going to be, despite the left media’s scaremongering propaganda. They will realise, once more, that few take notice of their bias and their lies. They will have to commiserate by crying into their chardonnays. It is the right who will be popping the champagne corks on November 7th.
It will be ALL RIGHT on the night.`
