@nettieg3 Cry wank us strong in this one

@nettieg3 100%

@nettieg3 Nope, he was the outcome of democracy, and labour was the victim of itself trying to change the meaning of it.

@nettieg3 @LuxonNotMyGovt He targeted the demographic that pays more attention to media these days and who could be bothered to vote.

@nettieg3 🐂 💩

@nettieg3 @MariaSherwood2 cry more sore loser

@nettieg3 @raewynpauling And John Key.

@nettieg3 Jan…sadly you are one bitter person… always looking to blame someone instead of looking at why the red tide of 2020 went out so far and so fast…I take comfort in the old adage that “hatred consumes the hater”…. Ffs let it go cos it’s certainly consuming you!

@nettieg3 Kia Ora, Jan. I’ve seen this sentiment a lot post-election. Can you explain this a little further for me?

@nettieg3 And 40% of New Zealanders along with a coalition partner. Jacinda got in with 36% of the vote but Winston helped out a little.

@nettieg3 That’s true - people with talent often succeed

@nettieg3 No by the majority of NZ voters who wanted to get rid of labour

@nettieg3 So says an orange roughy with no Clues

@nettieg3 Not even close Labour was just hated Ordinary kiwis made their mind up when Jabcinda was still in.

@nettieg3 and Jacinda was propelled into Government by Winnie,,,, which propelled her into stardom, now she’s one of those rich buggers 😂

@nettieg3 Luxon was voted into power by the people who were absolutely finished with the mess that was labour

@nettieg3 Salty tears taste so bitter huh.

@nettieg3 Woooooo

@nettieg3 big money and a money hungry media... editors protected their advertising revenues and reporting followed. The impacts on voter midsets is pretty evident now

@nettieg3 Cry harder 😭