September 17th, just as everyone knew all along. And perhaps now, National will quit posturing and show us their sums...
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5 comments:
judging from the comments on the blogosphere, its going to be a dirty campaign - really dirty. No quarter given or asked for. A fight to the death. May the best man, or woman win...
Posted by Anonymous : 7/25/2005 06:39:00 PM
good entertainment
Posted by Anonymous : 7/25/2005 07:11:00 PM
Just saw Campbell live. Campbell snickered like a schoolboy during Helen's spiel and patsied Don.
Looks like the bloggers are going to have to carry the weight of the real debate.
The networks think this is NZ idol.
I also wonder if they intentionally play down strategic MMP voting. I get the feeling that many still don't really understand the MMP environment.
Posted by Unknown : 7/25/2005 07:35:00 PM
I thought National was going to announce their policy 3 days after the election date was set, but Brash seemed to be indicating on the news that it won't be until 4 weeks before the election....
Posted by Anonymous : 7/25/2005 07:55:00 PM
I wonder if the timing of this was intended to coincide with Brashes RMA speech??????....Looks like somebodys scared......
Posted by Anonymous : 7/26/2005 12:03:00 AM
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