We have seen this happen all over the business and sports world. Think about the famous Gillette advert that basically insulted and emasculated all men. Their sales went down. Think about Kellogg announcing loudly that it will stop advertising on Breitbart. Their sales went down. Think about the NBA, with
Arthur Here it is, the election result that no one on The BFD wanted, well except for an occasionally appearing commenter who seems to have an inexplicable adoration for Labour and its leader. Ah well, diversity makes us stronger right? Cue the gnashing of teeth, wailing rivers of tears from
Coalition negotiations, shape of government Audrey Young (Herald): Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern holds preparatory talks with Greens but coalition looking unlikely Thomas Coughlan (Stuff): Jacinda Ardern tight-lipped after talks begin with the Greens Jason Walls (Herald): Jacinda Ardern meets Greens leaders about Government discussions time frame 1News: As Labour
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In the most important election in a century, New Zealand fell for a celebrity. They voted in an airhead of Kardashian proportions. In spite of the last government failing on all of their promises, they have just been re-elected in a landslide. Did those who hoped to buy a
Pious, earnest Nikki Kaye retelling how “the most decent person she knows”, Todd Muller, along with her and Amy’s decision to roll Bridges was their moral obligation, is fascinating reading mainly for her enemies in the MSM and Labour. It was hardly going to send National’s polls soaring
Election analysis Chris Trotter (Interest): Ardern claims “mandate to accelerate” – but where to? Josie Pagani (Herald): Time for Labour to bank Jacinda Ardern’s popularity and take risks (paywalled) Max Rashbrooke (RNZ): Jacinda Ardern has huge majority but that may not be much use to her Matthew Hooton (Herald): Jacinda
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Dear Editor The last leaders’ debate had PM Ardern saying “I would never stand here and call someone a liar!” Well, that sounds definite, doesn’t it? But remember 3 years ago, Ardern called Bill English a “Liar” three times at the leaders’ debate and he was later shown to
