Liar, liar your credibility is on fire, John Key...
His sudden loss of memory when discussing his and his family trust shares in Tranzrail was nothing but unadulterated lies. So he is sorry? Yeah right!
Some traction for Labour and the smaller left of centre political parties? Perhaps, but you can't rely on or have faith in the political polls these days. If the polls were reliable there shouldn't be more than 5% between National and Labour.
Most of the other news of the week was insignificant. Whatever you may think, nothing has been proven against Winston yet.
The storm in a teacup between the Maori Party's Pita Sharples and the Labour Party is irrelevant.
Actually a Maori Television poll showed Maori flocking back to Labour, so I don't know why the Maori Party think they will get all Maori seats this time - they may just keep the two seats of their co-leaders Turiana Turia and Pita Sharples.
Christchurch and Wellington voters have flocked back to Labour too - great for the party vote!
The election is centred on the Auckland region. National won't have the seats to govern alone, they will need a coalition partner - this is where the party vote will be so vital. Labour has a number of potential coalition partners, National has only the Act Party, now that NZ First has been rejected!
Helen clark has a great chance of getting her fourth term,and deservedly so; Go Helen you beauty!!
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