Election

New Zealand Election November 2008

Helen Clark (or should I say New Zealand's Aunt) is surly a shoe in for a fourth consecutive term.

Why?

Firstly her opposition. National. The privatized party who fight politics like a bunch of school children. I challenge you Mr Key, to give your true
intentions for wanting to win the election. They are simply that,
because you want to win. But for who? The New Zealand public or
yourself.

Is it not true you were recorded after a cocktail party saying something very similar to “Theres nothing like winning in politics” and
then went on to basically say that you would say anything needed to
win the election, because winning is all politics is about. To me
this is just deception to fulfill your hunger of power.

National have always been the same. The last time they were in power for a period of time they sold off all our state assets. Then look at the
scandals following their last leader, one Don Brash.

I know there is too much at stake personally for National members, in big business to be trusted to care about the every man.

Your campaign! Are you trying to play the New Zealand public for Dummies?

These tax cuts you promise, really are not tax cuts at all. Where is the money coming from to fund them?

The retirement scheme that the New Zealand public have each been saving for, and that the Labour party spearheaded. Do you think you can give
us the stored equity inside Kiwi Saver that is rightly ours early,
then propagate nonsense to the unaware voters that you are putting
more money in our pockets?

Start working for New Zealanders and not you.

Secondly. Helen Clarke and the rest of the Labour government have been doing a stand up job for the families in New Zealand. and I am sure I speak
for a large percentage of New Zealand's public when I say Kiwis are
about the people, and we respect leaders who work for us, because
they are one of us.

Also as Kiwis, we are pretty good at sensing sincerity, and our PM Helen Clarke over the last 9 years has proven her motive and intention.

She is also a strong, progressive leader in a fast changing world.

The Moari and Pakeha of New Zealand have a bond between our races which may not be perfect, but is unique in the world and I also commend the Labour
party for their efforts in pushing through Treety settlements

Come on New Zealand. We do not want to see National get into power. Not without drastic change, and not when we have a well functioning government as
we do right now.

Vote Labour. Choose wise

Thank you..