Luxon’s State of the Nation: Defending the Record, Promising Discipline, But Where’s the Fire?
Is this an election-winning strategy? It feels like more of the same theme from National – not being as shit as Labour and spending a bit less.
Is this an election-winning strategy? It feels like more of the same theme from National – not being as shit as Labour and spending a bit less.
National’s path is clear: win Auckland or bust. Time to consult real Aucklanders for fixes, not Wellington’s debate-club graduates.
It is time we ignored these poseurs and demanded policies grounded in common sense, not luxury fantasies. New Zealand deserves better than being guinea pigs for the well-connected’s whims.
National has a glaring problem here, and I have said it time and time again: they need real strategies to turn this around. At least the problem has a name, and that name is Christopher Luxon.
Winston Peters is right and the Reserve Bank Governor is wrong. Breman should stick to managing New Zealand’s monetary policy and leave the international posturing to those elected to handle it.
Brazier’s exit cannot come soon enough. The firearms community and the public deserve better than cover-up artists in charge.
Failed states deserve occasional thumps. Might is Right never stopped mattering, no matter what the elite bleats.
I hope you’ve all enjoyed a solid break over the holidays. We certainly did, recharging for what’s ahead. Now, we’re ramped up and ready for a cracker of an election year. Let’s make it count.
Tremain had been fighting a highly aggressive cancer, angiosarcoma. It was diagnosed in 2024, just weeks after the death of his wife, Jill.