Paul Goldsmith’s Clueless Defence of the BSA’s Online Power Grab
David Seymour and Winston Peters came out swinging against the BSA’s power grab from the start. National just looks like Labour in disguise on media control.
David Seymour and Winston Peters came out swinging against the BSA’s power grab from the start. National just looks like Labour in disguise on media control.
Many New Zealanders who earn far less may see the strikes as self-serving rather than justified, reducing the unions’ moral leverage.
On all the evidence before us, Te Pāti Māori are acting no better than a bunch of violent scribble-faced savages, even as their own party falls apart under them.
Labour, sort your house out. Or better yet, step aside and let someone competent have a go. The rest of us are tired of the circus.
If Hipkins thinks copying Winston Peters is the path to victory in 2026, he is dreaming. Peters called it ridiculous and Bishop called it a joke. They are both right.
It’s a strategic blunder – swapping value-added clout for commodity vulnerability.
The internet is not their playground: it is ours. And we will keep it that way.
Luxon needs to wake up and start delivering or the party might find itself facing more than just bad headlines. The voters are sending a message and it’s high time National listened.
If the opposition won’t opposition, at least the press is filling the void. But for National, this is a wake-up call. Ignore it at your peril.