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I'm so desperately looking forward to never having to hear about anyone's Vietnam service in a presidential debate again
From an election timing POV; if you're going to resign, now is a reasonable choice. 
\~1 month to shuffle the chairs, \~6 months to re-establish the new PM and cabinet in the media and public mind, then into the election campaign. >

Problem is Labour doesn’t have anyone nearly as charismatic as Adern, who has sucked up so much oxygen as an outgoing and personable leader. It was the same with Helen Clark, perhaps moreso. Hard to see Labour winning from here. They’re out for two cycles in my estimate. Feel free to set a RemindMe! >

!RemindMe two cycles >

Hi, I understand that you need a bicycle? >

Nah give the bike a rest, for it is two tired >

The fuck I just witnessed >

Kickstandup comedy >

Came back into the office to start 2023, and said "fuck this". >

Relatable >

I first read that as 'Jesus is Jacinda' and was a bit confused before I remembered about French. >

It’s easy to forget about the French but they will be quick to remind you again ;) >


She said there was no secret scandal behind her resignation. “I am human. We give as much as we can for as long as we can and then it’s time. And for me, it’s time. >

I wish all politicians recognized when it was time for them to move on. >

In the USA, we'd have no politicians left. >

God, wouldn't that be nice... >

Yes it would considered we have people as old as dinosaurs still serving and they know damn well they have no business being in office. >

Nobody should be in politics for 40 years