We’re not allowed to post imbedded YouTube clips? Sad. any way here’s some external links to reactions other than Simon Bridges’ at Wayne Brown’s diverse meeting yesterday to his budget: Inside the Brown meeting Johnsons all! And here is the Mayor’s speech...
Time to remember that as well as being a cu t, this guy is a proto-fascist, surrounded by people who will help him achieve that way of working , including ex-tobacco industry folk and others with similar moral values.
I already made the point that it’s his first name that is confusing- it’s Greek or Hebrew or Russian. Correctly anglicised it should be Simon, though I would take great delight in any journalists who wanted to call him Himiona as this is the correct ...
It is confusing to me to have to deal with an individual with an extra ‘e’ in his name. This is not a name in one of the official languages of parliament nor one closely related: allegedly Greek, Hebrew or Russian origin. I propose all journalists ...
Need to get Red/Blue billboards out into the countryside: The parties think this should be: (National) (Labour) City. Country. Labour. Better for the country. (National) (Labour) Urban sprawl photo Green Sward/native bush/ status quo Labour. We don’t know ...
It’s a betrayal of young New Zealand, hopefully for the final time, after a decade of wealth transfer. It’s barefaced class and generation war.
Or who he’s been listening to that week. Or perhaps what might benefit a man with 7 houses?
Unpopular with a bunch of oligarchs in Remeura. The man with 7 houses wants to sell a couple. National happy to suck up to the farmers and sell out the future. Billions required for infrastructure, housing and to recover from cyclones and to pay our ...
Investors get ready to harvest profits from the class war if National and rabble get in. Led by the man with 7 houses. The cutting of the fairly lame medium density accord should really set off violence, after the wealth transfer we’ve seen and the way ...
Key tacked centrally. Luxon is tacking right. Perhaps liberals in the party are done with him and he is clinging on to his leadership with the votes of the religious conservatives in his caucus.
Didn’t read the stuff article obviously. Their answer: No, but RW trolls like frothing over something. The pictures showing politicians holding birds before their release into the wild are done with trained handlers and not as part of a constant ...
Without factoring in the 24 billion in corporate welfare we’ll be paying for them in climate bills.
Don’t worry lad- National want single storey houses connected by single lane roads submerged in water all through the North Island. They’ll give you a dollar back on your tax and then ensure you can’t get insurance. Nothing like a party with vision, eh?
They don’t care about climate change so nothing they say about it has coherency. As well the looming $24 billion bill that could hit us if we do little seems a mite more than 100 million. But apparently National are good at this kind of thing…
National gummit policy -funded and by Aussie chains. Can’t wait to see them bring this compassion to Cyclone recovery and climate change!
Mr Smith Field. Didn’t read, refuses to read or can’t read? Must be a special advisor to Nicola Willis.
Oh sorry from the article above and the point of the thread- Luxon has dropped 2.4 points in popularity. Can’t edit my comment for some reason.
Or it’s not a trend in Green vote which has bounced around and is well within the error margin of the polls. It shows that there is strength in the core Green vote. Luxon’s shows that in right wing circles there is a fair amount of discontent with him, but...
Hipkins seems to be doing quite a good job, yeh? Leaving aside climate change, he’s dealt with all kinds of hyperbole quite well. He’s communicated clearly, briefly and with authority. He’s managed to get himself a lot of soft coverage around pies and ...
F me mate. You were reading intercine bloodshed and worse, a lack of disingenuous argument from B-diddy Dottore Edwards, based on a 1.4% drop in the Greens. I was waiting with baited breath to see what 2.4! 2…. point……4 would mean for the National Party ...
And had the sense not to point out the chaos within the National Party this term or read out headlines from dissatisfied right wingers about his leadership…
I mean, he does look cool, right? It’s not an affectation of someone trying something out. It comes across as very genuine. And while I have been watching all my Maorioke recently, I think Maori have an odd passing acquaintance with country music…
None whatsoever. Thank you for your concern though!
Can Morgan Godfrey and John Tamihere or at least people who represent similar philosophies both exist in the same party? Tamihere is all overseas the map politically and as party president is oddly vocal about policy, when the party already has two leaders...
National: do nothing about climate change and say f- it, nothing we can do. Labour: do nothing about climate change and wring hands, saying ‘oh dear, oh dear’ The sad thing is that many of them would go very well together. It would be a fascinating point ...
Or selective and self serving depending on what he has chosen.
Doctor, Doctor I need you to give your insight on the politics of the left wing parties, for those of the right are perfection, except occasionally C. Luxon over whom some of even more angelic form have doubts. From the Dottore who thought it important in ...
Not at all true. A government needs to guarantee confidence and supply. That is the minimum a governing arrangement would need to guarantee the Governor General. If N+ACT doesn’t equal 61, TPM can vote them down. If L + G doesn’t equal 61, but TPM agrees ...
I’m not saying Curia can’t be trusted, but it is a fascinating coordination of their poll and the announcement of the facts regarding National and TPM. TPM had already ruled out National. Then we get iirc Claire Trevett saying how amazing Luxon is to ...
Turns out Chris Bishop, a former cancer stick apologist, is not above fronting that sort of logic in the housing debate. No source for his claims a frontline housing charity wants this. And many, many frontline groups who do not… https://thespinoff.co.nz/...
When the honorable lady held Hawkes Bay cyclone recovery responsibilities it is hard not to agree with David Seymour. Or is that all fine now?
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