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[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

When Russell Brand is sentenced today, remember Michele Mone is still sleeping in furs, Huw Edwards remains free to bum any child he wishes, the Epstein list are untouchable & the political, financial & media elite are snorting coke at some pheasant shoot in the Cotswolds.

[Taschar @Taschar433148]

@BodiesSheep @CitizenBomber I’ve split my vote for the last 3 elections. It’s not a new thing, despite what the crying lefties want us to believe.

[Ewen Ritchie @Ewenr]

Helen Clark and Chloe Swarbrick have got their calls wrong about the election. To me the biggest rort in this election has been the influence of the media. There is no way TOP would have got close to 5% had it not been for their constant promotion of TOP every day on TV.

[Chris Lynch @chrislynchmedia]

RNZ faces almost 60 job cuts after $11.8 million loss and unauthorised overdraft. https://t.co/FpYM8EaEgO

[Grant Alexander @CyberForester]

@matt_horncastle I doubt any Opportunity Party voter could understand the question.

[KiwiFruit 🥝 @NZkiwifreak]

Dear the Left,

It was Government overspending that got us in this mess.

Not wealthy people!

Dumb fucks.

[Fran O'Sullivan @FranOSullivan]

@HelenClarkNZ Many of us have split our votes for years - best electorate candidate and the party we support. I you want to suggest the result was gamed, let's start with TPM's engineered overhang. Not just billionaires.

[ānaru @ZooNealand]

Are these idiots for real?

“Nurses are too busy to vote 😭”

They’ve had 12 fucking days to get their shit together

[Commander DC @nzpoliticsgroup]

HOW THE HELL IS THIS POSSIBLE ?🚨🚨🚨
How can someone who has barely spent 12 months as a political candidate, has performed so poorly in her own electorate, and has precious little political experience, even be in a position to potentially jump ship to a left-wing party ?

This is an absolute fucking DISGRACE.

Political credibility, experience and performance should count for something. Instead, we're watching political opportunism reach an entirely new level.

NEW ZEALAND POLITICS IS BECOMING A COMPLETE FUCKING CIRCUS.

[ānaru @ZooNealand]

I still don’t understand how ANYONE can vote for the Greens

TPM I get. Fringe radicals. Good comedy. They’ll get a handful of votes.

But 12-15% Greens? 🤯

They simply don’t have any redeeming features.

[Taschar @Taschar433148]

@KingBobIIV I don’t think I need to read another word about the Russell Brand situation after reading that! Such an eloquent, multifaceted summary, thank you 🙏🏻

[Ucantbserious @Rusdco]

@_MaccaNZ I'm Maori and didn't vote left. Why:

Because the left encourage Maori to play the victimhood card.

And that is so un-Maori.

We're a capable culture with a proud warrior history that has contributed hugelyto this country alongside our anglo-saxon brothers as equals, not victims

[0pinionistNZ @OpinionistNZ]

Wellingtonians deserve zero sympathy for the harm they inflict on themselves.

They elect Whanau and rates rise more 20% and house prices fall 20%.

Now media report they favour TOP, even though they will pay $20,000+ in land tax every year.

You can't fix stupid Welllington.

[Jack Reacher @justinb24448577]

😂😂😂😂

[Suit and tie @Suitandtie9999]

Breathtaking hypocrisy from Qiulae Wong this morning as she doubled down on defending Opportunity’s biggest donor (Alan Wilderland, $220k+) sitting on the board that can veto any coalition deal with just two votes.

What didn’t get put to her is that his money and the $5k a month ���to keep the lights on” is what’s let them start paying people including her and the GM, Iain Lees-Galloway.

So the guy who’s funding the salaries, sits on the strategy team and also helped pick Wong as leader, gets a direct say in who runs the country.

Wong thinks this is “perfectly acceptable” while claiming Opportunity wants to get the big money out of politics.

This is farcical.

[Edward Dowd @DowdEdward]

If you are red pilled and know what’s going on don’t let it rob you of your Joy. Life is short.

I live in the present moment as much as possible because that’s all we got.

“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

With new clarity on Trump, we should speak frankly about his decision March 13-16, 2020, to approve and then champion the most despotic and previously unthinkable policies in US history, including forced universal human separation (6 feet no less), wreckage of small business, school closures, court closures, several trillion in spending and printing, murderous hospital protocols, and signing off on legislation that enabled massive voter fraud, among other outrages.

This was his decision as president. He approved everything Fauci wanted. Yes, he changed his mind several months later but it was too late. Then there's the great inoculation. Trump actually believed the hokum that the lab-created virus could be un-created with an injection – the most preposterous idea that anyone with a first-year medical text could have debunked in one conversation. Did he make that call? No, he trusted industrial ghouls and their agency assets.

Please don't tell me this was only the governors. We have every receipt not to mention hours of press conferences. I wrote an entire book about this that came out in October 2020.

Why in the world was he reelected in 2024? Because the decrepit hologram who succeeded him after he lost in 2020 was even worse, because he forced the injection on the population even while inviting in millions of migrants without a care about disease at all, while censoring all critics on social media.

So Trump was already the worst president ever until his successor was even worse, leaving voters with no choice but to tag the previous guy to fix what he started. He did not. He didn't want to hear about it. He never admitted a single error. Then came Covid 2.0 which was the Iran War: similar model (stamp out the bad thing) and same calamitous results.

The poor suffering American people. It's humiliating. Regardless of the midterm outcomes, nearly everyone agrees that this entire class of rulers and their sponsors has to go. To be sure, Trump 2.0 did some good early on, some wonderful things but the program derailed and then reversed, just like the first term.

[Ani O'Brien @aniobrien]

NO. SHIT.

My goodness. Two days before the election we finally get an article that dares to point this out.