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The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about people’s relationship to the economy.We seem to be entering an era of populism, in which leadership in a democracy is based on preferences of the population which do not seem entirely rational nor serving their longer interests. ...
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Back-scratching: Do what’s best for your mates and screw the rest
And back-scratching does seem to be what National does best.
Can you warn people when you link to a huge down load file thingy .
Cheers
Guess who made the below quote:
—“I don’t want to get rid of poverty just to ensure that prosperity is maintained; I want to get rid of poverty because it is bad, it is wrong, it is immoral, it is unethical, it is un-Christian, it is unfair, and it is unjust…”—
Ok, it wasn’t Andrew Little.
It was Walter Nash some 50 years ago. Don’t really know anything about the man or his leadership, but it’s a powerful quote for starters. It’s interesting though that nowadays a quote like that wouldn’t be acceptable from one of our main party leaders.
He died in office in his 80s. Had a Hutt electorate and caught the train to work each day.
Where would David Seymour be ranked on Nationals list? Somewhere between Key & English? Slightly above Nick Smith? Definitely below Hekia.
(Where would David Seymour be ranked on Nationals list?)
in toilet, being lapdog.
Obituary Notice:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/68598160/satirical-party-that-promised-to-ban-satire-deregistered
Led by Ben Uffindell, the party promised independence from Hamilton, re-legalisation of illegal highs, a llama for every child in poverty and the banning of satire.
Describing itself as “up of centre”, it named a pineapple as its deputy leader.
It did attract more support at the last election than the NZ Independent Coalition, led by former MP Brendan Horan.
Uffindell has continued to blog, most recently with a post “quoting” Prince Harry saying it was “quite inhumane” how many Kiwis lived in cramped pens on the side of the road.
Message from friends in the USA. They are bit peeved by this one.
http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/12/13/mi-war-on-women-rape-insurance/
That’s a really badly written article sorry. Is this rape insurance or abortion insurance? They’ve conflated the two.