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- - - - not the case
        
        do not trust the polticiiasn and their party that much
        
        because...
        
        of the different affairs that have happened in the recent years, some talk about the affair of the pm minister, Mark Rutte deleted text messages from his old Nokia daily, the child benefits and ....
  - - - and it is true that the participants of the interview mostly agree on the fact that politicians nowadays cannot be trust nevertheless, they still keep for most of them some hope in their representatives and did not agree on the fact that politicians were profiteeers
        
        on the promise breaker they say it was part of the job of the politicians to be elected by selling us some dreams and that lobbying canals have a great perspective with some green lobbying glowing nowdays
- - - - the criticism may also come from the formation of an unpopular coalition. indeed after the coalition formation the population support to the new proportional regime fell from a majority to 25 percent the year after (p. 61). Moreover, by being represented by an unpopular coaltion the citizens feel that their voice is not heard and listen during the election, believe that political will always be the one to guide and direct the world not matter what people think and that by that they seams in a golden tower insurmontable out of touch from the rest of the population (p. 72).
    - - the disatisfaction against the proportional model perhaps come from the historical political aspect of New Zealand which is a former majoritarian system which became brusquely a proportional model therefore, the New Zealanders are maybe not just use to it yet (p. 61). Moreover, by not being use to be living in a proportional democracy the politicians might find it difficult to implement a political coalition, showing off to the citizens a lack of political abilty, what might make them scared for the future of their democracy (p. 69).
      - the position of the electorates on some major issues is a reason evoqued by the authors to explain the discrease of satisfaction and support, indeed the New Zealender National party which was the winning party without exception during the majoritarian era, has lost some of its power since the change of regime (p. 63). Therefore, Karp and Bowler propose that being affiliated to a minority, your view on the economy, is you are nationalist or not and your party affiliation can have an impact on the New Zealander citizens (p. 68).
      - One of the other point made by the authors is that instead of a necessity and desire to go back to the previous majoritarian model, the citizens aspire to a mix regime in-between (p. 69). what has been implemented since the date of partition of this article.
      - one of the alternative to this hypothese is maybe the lack of time between the publication of this article and the time of formation of the new regime, Karp and Bowler conter argument their own research arguing that perhaps more time should have being waited before the any conclusion of this sort (p. 69).