Labour’s Greatest Challenge for 2011 – consistency
Recently, I did a post on how Labour should be focused on creating an over-arching narrative that embodies its broad set of policies. […]
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Labour’s greatest challenge for 2011?
The Sunday Star-Times has produced an interesting article on the role of emotion in people’s voter choices leading into this year’s General Election. […]
Nat’s Mana strategy: exploit Parliament
National is finding new exploitative ways to try save their by-election campaign in Mana.
Why are the National ministers so afraid of each other?
Ministerial staffers who have worked under the National and Labour governments of recent years have begun commenting on some of the differences between each.
Apparently, one key difference has been that National ministers refuse to hire staff from other ministerial offices to avoid being labelled by their ministerial colleagues as staff-poachers.
Can Jones, like Key, rise from the fire?
Being a red blooded adult didn’t damage John Key when he confessed to visiting a strip club in 2007. After this incident, Key continued to build upon his brand as an ordinary Kiwi bloke, which continues to be his strongest asset.
Govt’s instances of abuse
Over the weekend, I read the right wing blogs with interest and their frequent references to left-wing politicians troughing at the taxpayers expense and other such instances of abuse. I then lent my mind to the National-led Government and how they have fared in this regard over the last 18 months.
This is what I came up with: