John Key's ratings on the rise as preferred PM

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The National Government continues to enjoy huge support around the country, and Prime Minister John Key’s personal ratings have also risen.
The National Government continues to enjoy huge support around the country, and Prime Minister John Key’s personal ratings have also risen.

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28 Sep 2009 01:32p.m.

Paul kIrby wrote:

John Key needs to be kicked out of office. He does not represent the interests of the people. He should never had send the SAS to Afghanistan. I hope Labour party takes back New Zealand.

18 Aug 2009 11:31a.m.

NEW FACE. SAME POLITICS wrote:

I can see why John Key's ratings are so high, he seems like a genuinely nice guy and a 'fresh' face. whereas although Goff is hard-working and nice too, he is 'old Labour' and had a huge task trying take over Helen Clark's legacy as a strong leader. But really at the end of the day what matters is not the leaders but the Government as a whole and unfortunately the 'new' National govt is pretty much the same old guys from the 90's. NZ faces huge challenges like the reccession and climate change but their policies have proven to be lacklustre. oh and they also backtracked on their major election policy that got them in - tax cuts. Oh well, lets see how it pans out...

18 Aug 2009 07:30a.m.

Warren Ng wrote:


Why Poll not say how many Political Parties seats are rise and fall yet?

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