Quiz: A Labour 2020 election message, or one from an old National campaign?
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Does it sounds like a Key-English slogan, or something from Ardern-Robertson?
Labour is ahead in the polls with a few days to go until decision day, and as incumbents you’d expect some of their messages to echo those from governing parties of days gone by. Grant Robertson and Jacinda Ardern have both, repeatedly, admiringly invoked John Key and Bill English in an attempt to woo their supporters.
But how close are their exhortations, really?
See if you can tell which of the following lines come from the 2020 Labour campaign or a recent National tilt.
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Toby Manhire
Toby Manhire is editor-at-large at The Spinoff. He loves to cast a pod, whether it's Gone By Lunchtime, At Large or Juggernaut. He is a former editor of The Spinoff and has worked as a journalist in NZ and the UK since the last millennium.
