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New Zealand’s Political Despair

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The National Party could change the leader, but what difference would that make?

The party would still be steered from the back office by a cage of turkeys who, like their chosen leader, can’t read the room.

Labour is even more hollow and dangerous with their constant bleating about everything and anything they can dream up. Hipkins, like Luxon, has dived in the polls.

Yet, both parties have this incredible gaggle of staunch supporters who mostly seem as pointless as their party executive, No Clues.

Firstly, neither has a clue what the electorate is scrambling for and, secondly, if they did, they are far too gutless to do their job as the elected representatives.

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