
I'd be seriously unhappy if the leader of my preferred party was on holiday whilst polling so badly. Doesn't seem smart to me.
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TimA: Yes, please do David. Give John key even more reason to win. (My preferred leader)
^Silly idea, but he has been a little "weird" recently.
dafman: Personally, I'd prefer to see Cunliffe take an extended holiday. Come back Shearer, all is forgiven!
networkn:dafman: Personally, I'd prefer to see Cunliffe take an extended holiday. Come back Shearer, all is forgiven!
I agree Cunliffe was a bad choice as leader. I didn't mind Goff as a leader, my problem was he was opposing for opposings sakes. I am not a Labour supporter but I was keen for him to take the reigns from Clark, had conversed with him a few times. The issue was when he took power, he did nothing of value with it.
dafman:networkn:dafman: Personally, I'd prefer to see Cunliffe take an extended holiday. Come back Shearer, all is forgiven!
I agree Cunliffe was a bad choice as leader. I didn't mind Goff as a leader, my problem was he was opposing for opposings sakes. I am not a Labour supporter but I was keen for him to take the reigns from Clark, had conversed with him a few times. The issue was when he took power, he did nothing of value with it.
Problem is that Goff didn't resonate with voters. Shearer kept stumbling and looked like he was really struggling, but presents a lot better now that the pressure of leadership is off him. I think he would be a very good leader to go up against Key, they just chose him too soon. Grant Robertson is likely to step into the mess Cunliffe leaves behind. He's the best speaker, and quickest on his feet, but not too popular with the homophobes in the provinces (but hopefully can overcome this in time).
KiwiNZ: I am not a Cunliffe supporter but I see no issue with him taking a few days out to be with family. in a couple of weeks time his family will not see him until the election is over.
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networkn:KiwiNZ: I am not a Cunliffe supporter but I see no issue with him taking a few days out to be with family. in a couple of weeks time his family will not see him until the election is over.
After which they should see plenty of him :)
gzt: Holidays are essential to a balanced life so this would not bother me one bit. Neither does Key's current 10 day holiday at his place in Hawaii for that matter. Come to think of it, Key has stated many times this election will be close.
networkn:
I agree Cunliffe was a bad choice as leader. I didn't mind Goff as a leader, my problem was he was opposing for opposings sakes. I am not a Labour supporter but I was keen for him to take the reigns from Clark, had conversed with him a few times. The issue was when he took power, he did nothing of value with it.
sbiddle:networkn:
I agree Cunliffe was a bad choice as leader. I didn't mind Goff as a leader, my problem was he was opposing for opposings sakes. I am not a Labour supporter but I was keen for him to take the reigns from Clark, had conversed with him a few times. The issue was when he took power, he did nothing of value with it.
IMHO Goff and Shearer were both far better people and I'd be happy to have either my Prime Minister. I can't say the same for Cunliffe.
The problem however is that leader of a party is an incredibly difficult job involving managing egos and haters.
I don't see any problem with him taking a 2 day holiday - to me is really just shows how much turmoil the party are in when those who appose him run to the media to try and discredit him.
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