Thursday, December 6. 2007
Changing winds
If you follow the editorials of a few papers, it appears the New Zealand political winds are changing.
No longer can National do no right, it seems it is no the case of Labour can do no right.
No longer can National do no right, it seems it is no the case of Labour can do no right.
John Key’s honeymoon period is now well and truly over. Australia has had recent change in their government. Both Labour and National claim the Australian change as a sign they will win the next election.
However, is the editorials are anything to go on, National stands in good stead and Labour seems to be doing it’s own harm.
For the last two or so years Labour has blamed mistakes it has made on the Civil Servants (for example Mallard wrong but refuses to say sorry [stuff.co.nz]). It seems now this is beginning to grow tired.
With PM and Senior MPs not taking reasonability where they should, MP facing assault and corruption charges, is this the party to lead our country?
However, is the editorials are anything to go on, National stands in good stead and Labour seems to be doing it’s own harm.
For the last two or so years Labour has blamed mistakes it has made on the Civil Servants (for example Mallard wrong but refuses to say sorry [stuff.co.nz]). It seems now this is beginning to grow tired.
With PM and Senior MPs not taking reasonability where they should, MP facing assault and corruption charges, is this the party to lead our country?
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