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Friday, May 19, 2006
Sticking it to Labour, Kiwi Style
This is an advert from the New Zealand National Party - their version of the Conservative Party. Simple and effective. And right.
The Billboards are nice but the ones we used in the last election are better.
http://national.org.nz/ecards.aspx
Anonymous, were's the record in that? The first Labour government was in for 15 years, beating National three times and it's predecessors once. Sidney Holland, Rob Muldoon, Jim Bolger and Keith Holyoake also won three elections (four in Holyoake's case)in a row.
Wouldn't know about New Zealand, but the Conservatives have lost three elections in a row here, and just look at the cost to this country. No wonder anyone who can is emigrating....to Australia. (Which, Anonymous, is the whole point)
This is an advert from the New Zealand National Party - their version of the Conservative Party. Simple and effective. And right.
That would be the New Zealand National Party that recently lost a record three elections in a row?
ReplyDeleteThank you mainstream New Zealand
The Billboards are nice but the ones we used in the last election are better.
ReplyDeletehttp://national.org.nz/ecards.aspx
Anonymous, were's the record in that? The first Labour government was in for 15 years, beating National three times and it's predecessors once. Sidney Holland, Rob Muldoon, Jim Bolger and Keith Holyoake also won three elections (four in Holyoake's case)in a row.
Wouldn't know about New Zealand, but the Conservatives have lost three elections in a row here, and just look at the cost to this country. No wonder anyone who can is emigrating....to Australia. (Which, Anonymous, is the whole point)
ReplyDeletenew zealands economy is in trouble.three successive labour govts...any coincidence?
ReplyDeletestan, if you are a Tory you are welcome to leave. Funnily enough I know lots of very successful people who show no sign of wanting to go.
ReplyDelete