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The Indian Weekender Friday, September 25, 2020 NEW ZEALAND 3 First Leaders’ debate: Judith improvised progressively, but Ardern held her ground SANDEEP SINGH National Leader Judith Collins improvised progressively after initially appearing slightly off-colour in the first leaders debate at TVNZ, while Jacinda Ardern did not lose much ground despite not appearing her usual self of an eloquent communicator. Many political pundits were surprised to see Prime Minister Ardern not at her eloquent best and progressively losing sheen in her conviction and performance as opposed to her counterpart Collins who on the contrary improvised towards the end of the debate. This is when both leaders had walked into the debate on the news of recently released Colmar Brunton polls that accentuated Labour Party’s massive lead (48 %) over the National Party (31%) despite both experiencing some fall in their numbers. Against that backdrop, many experts who had hoped that Ardern could come up with an impressive, eloquent performance akin to many such performances as in Covid-19 related public health updates that have dominated public memory in recent times, would have been clearly disappointed. Similarly Judith Collins, who many National’s ardent supporters have long hoped to be the party’s most potent response to Ardern’s so called fluff, would also be equally disappointed as she was not able to make any significant dent in Ardern’s popularity. In a tale repeated several times in the last three years, where Prime Minister Ardern had remained unscathed by any political-torpedo or seeming inadequacy in performance, the leaders-debate also ended with the same script, with Ardern walking away with limited damage to her reputation despite Opposition Leader Collins doing her homework well and coming up with several pointed interjections. Leadership is not just about policy and plan, but vision and hope However, what saved the day for Ardern against Collin’s spirited charge, disapproval, and the challenge was her key message that leadership was not just about having a plan, but also vision and hope for the future. Ardern’s seeming lack of plan, especially among her detractors, is oft-repeated, and so is equally depleted supply of hope and optimism in Collin’s flat-faced stern outlook. In the end it is left to prospective voters to choose from the two contrasting options. So far the successive polls have shown that the majority of New Zealanders are choosing to stand resolutely besides Prime Minister Ardern, despite some relentless, and in some case mindless, criticism of the government’s Covid management in recent times, contrary to what many experts argue otherwise. If that is any clue, then despite some experts giving round one to Judith Collins in the leader’s debate, it is apparent that Prime Minister Ardern would have walked away with few more supporters from the leader’s debate than her main adversary. ONLY ACT HAS A A ROADMAP TO RECOVERY DAVID SEYMOUR - ACT LEADER BROOKE VAN VELDEN - DEPUTY LEADER New Zealand needs a government that lives within the same constraints as the rest of us. Only a vote for ACT ensures that the other political parties are held to account. ACT is the party of small businesses and self-starters. We are committed to helping you thrive and grow, ensuring a strong economy and that our children aren’t saddled with unnecessary debt. The ACT Party will fight for freedom of speech, freedom of choice and less Government interference in your life. With more MP’s we will ensure that we protect your freedoms. Nicole McKee Rongotai Candidate #3 on Party List Chris Baillie Nelson Candidate #4 on Party List Simon Court Te Atatū Candidate #5 on Party List PARTY VOTE ACT THIS OCTOBER CHANGE YOUR FUTURE ACT0010/IW/1 James McDowall Waikato Candidate #6 on Party List Karen Chhour Upper Harbour Candidate #7 on Party List Mark Cameron Northland Candidate #8 on Party List www.act.org.nz/future Authorised by D Smith, Suite 2.5, 27 Gillies Ave, Newmarket, Auckland 1023
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