The article critiques Labour Party's strategy of political silence and vague policy positions, arguing that while it has boosted their popularity, it risks undermining credibility and fails to address key public concerns like the cost of living, unemployment, and healthcare.
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Hmm. Yeah, absolutely. That is a man that should be nowhere near a decision making process. I think the Democrats had this incredibly frail looking woman that was literally in a nursing home and they would wheel her in in a wheelchair. and here's someone like listening at her mouth about you know oh i think we should vote for this one and okay i'll press the button you know it's it's just a sham it's elder abuse it's not good for democracy at all i'm glad we're not to that stage but i think someone in the chat said that there's 10 to 15 uh parliamentarians that are receiving super so They can get the fuck out. As an aside, I see Labour indicate that they would be open to looking at means testing super. So I don't know how much stomach people have for that, but it could be interesting. Um, over Red Rover, could New Zealand have a Maori MP and Deputy if National performs badly enough in New Zealand First and Act? What a horrible way to get that milestone done.
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