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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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Some positive tweets for a change
Wow… read the one on turning nuclear waste into battery’s , that will last thousands of years,… one could imagine large banks of these things in operation in at least static sites, perhaps, … or, a way of using a process to amplify the output on more mobile machinery. This is the sort of thing that needs to be looked into big time if we are stuck with country’s using nuclear plants for energy.
Date’s wrong on this post?
Another Colmar Brunton due on TV1 tomorrow at 6pm. Given they appear to be somewhat biased towards the Nats… if there is a further shift to Labour and Ardern then the writing is on the wall.
My hope is the Greens are still in there with a coalition chance.
There will be a Roy Morgan too I imagine.
Anne, I’m sure the Greens will come back, the dust has nearly settled, and most have had a chance to consider the situation, a low support in the last poll should be corrected as ppl realise the negative impact.
MT was a great loss for the Greens, but I personally believe she will be back, stronger and more experienced from situation, just look at Winnie, and the number of times he’s been up against it, and he’s still going, MT has a huge future in front of her, when you get knocked down you just gotta get back up.
That’ s the stuff, – both MT and Peters are not the sort to just fade away into obscurity. As for the Greens , they will be there alongside Labour in the new govt, – and they will INCREASE thier voter base once in power.
Too bad Nats.
Bye bye.
And ,…
Thanks for nothing.
you have to wonder about Key giving a semi positive critique of Ardern, the real reasons for his resignation have never been released, I wonder if the Nats forced him out, sighting that they considered he was a risk with the “pony tail gate” and lot of supporters unhappy with his centrist policies, I know I saw a lot of criticism of him on Kiwi blog, but imho, those bloggers are real nut jobs, the worst kind.
you have to wonder about Key giving a semi positive critique of Ardern
Engage those synapses for a second and have a think about what the media response would be if he bagged Ardern.
Quite right BM. He didn’t need to be quite so effusive though…
Maybe he has mellowed and has become quite the gentleman.
LOL!
More likely he wants to pull her ponytail
ha!
Seeking WIMPs (weakly interacting massive particles)
http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/dark-matter-hunt-with-lux-zeplin
Do you think Julie Bishop was acting on advice from Jerry Brownlee?
Do you think Julee does requests?
No-one could be that stupid, surely. No, wait…
heh
https://twitter.com/Freeyourmindkid/status/897555349607141376
A month ago English and the Nats knew they had it in the bag.
Jacinda and Andrew have taught them to never be complacent….never.