Luxon’s Leadership Woes: Chatter About a Spill, But It’s All Hot Air For Now
What saves Luxon, ultimately, is that National’s the party of the status quo. They’re allergic to rocking the boat – always have been.
What saves Luxon, ultimately, is that National’s the party of the status quo. They’re allergic to rocking the boat – always have been.
The big worry is that Labour needs the nutters in the Greens and the racists in Te Pāti Māori to govern. That is a toxic mix waiting to happen if the centre-right does not get its act together.
Actions have consequences, Hannah. You fucked around: now you’re finding out. Stupid is as stupid does.
Hooton’s piece is entertaining fodder, but it’s wishful thinking from a guy who has been wrong before. The National Party’s inertia will keep Luxon in the saddle, for better or worse.
It’s a feel-good exercise that’s doing far more harm than good. Seymour is right to demand change or walk away.
If National doesn’t sort itself out, and quick, that nightmare could become reality.
The fact that Labour is viewed as best for 14 of the top 20 issues should cause National’s caucus to pull their heads out of their fundaments and sort it out.
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At its core, this mess reveals Labour’s competence crisis. From the leader down, they cannot maintain a united front, fact check their attacks or even remember their own policies.