“The UN needs to be bought in.” Did we hear that correctly or is @jacindaardern actually deluded about the state of NZ’s finances?
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
“This isn’t some sort of auction.” Good call, especially appealing to the farming and house-buying communities #leadersdebate
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
#LetsNot pic.twitter.com/vcAUQecvFs
— NZ National Party (@NZNationalParty) September 4, 2017
Bill: 'Labour's plan is higher taxes, bigger govt spending, more rules and regs. '
JA: 'That is so last century'
Yes. That's the point.— Christopher Bishop (@cjsbishop) September 4, 2017
.@pmbillenglish has a target and a plan to reduce the number of children in poverty. #BackingBill pic.twitter.com/nIdOXwoeS8
— NZ National Party (@NZNationalParty) September 4, 2017
#LeadersDebate#Decision2017 'lets shut down all the projects & have a vision' – English, when Ardern says Waterview tunnel isn't a vision.
— Rob Hosking (@robhosking) September 4, 2017
Jacinda spent two elections arguing to increase super age and now says she'll resign rather than do the right thing. Sad really. #decision17
— Christopher Bishop (@cjsbishop) September 4, 2017
Jacinda Ardern calls to put child poverty reduction target into law…her target is 10%
English: that's lower than mine #decision17— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) September 4, 2017
.@jacindaardern commits to increasing a giant expense. Once again, where is the money coming from? #leadersdebate
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
Interesting turn with @pmbillenglish calling Labour “out of touch” #leadersdebate
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
“What's the policy to reduce poverty apart from putting up taxes?” — zinger from @pmbillenglish #leadersdebate
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
.@jacindaardern keeps relying on others or “the experts” to inform her in this capital gains discussion, shows her lack of tax knowledge
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
.@pmbillenglish on @nzlabour’s supposed $11.7 billion shortfall. pic.twitter.com/RU08sQ3vWC
— NBR (@TheNBR) September 4, 2017
English took National to its lowest ever result in 2002… what's different now? "I got back up again" #decision17 pic.twitter.com/yYfJLeK6cn
— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) September 4, 2017