Undeterred, and why should he be, Mike Moore is off again making predictions and handing out advice. In the Features page of today's Dominion Post he calls next year's election result. It will be a, "red, green, brown and grey coalition, grey being UnitedFuture's decisive colour. Labour's secret weapon as always is the National Party's arrogance and sense of entitlement."
(Which prompted me to speculate that National want to give close consideration to what happened to the All Blacks on Sunday.)
Then he goes off on a tangent about last week's Te Puni Kokiri report, Maori in Australia, (over 100,000 of them) which I briefly blogged about. After a tirade against Willie Jackson, that Marxist media magnate from Mangere he concludes;
"A serious opposition party preparing for government would get this report to a select committee and do the hard policy yards."
Actually a serious incumbent government would be having a decent look at the report's findings and asking themselves what they are doing wrong. Most of the 'desertion' has happened under Labour. When asked, which year did you arrive in Australia to live, 2000 was the highest year ever, followed by 2004 and then 1999.
If Moore is right about his fourth Labour government we can expect to continue to lose what he calls the ambitious people.
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2 comments:
Moore is right about a fourth term Government of the left.
Those on the right believe that reading the polls is all they have to do to become the Government.
The right has as little cohesion as the All Blacks. Your comparison is accurate.
Believing your own publicity is never a good recipe for success.
Having the best policies in the world is useless if you are sitting on the opposition benches in Parliament.
I like the stick he gives to racist Jackson, a man who cannot hide his love for "affirmative action".
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