The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 16 – Kathryn Ennis-Carter
In Episode 16 of The Good Oil Podcast, Cam speaks with experienced international consultant and social commentator Kathryn Ennis-Carter about governance, accountability and the tactics controlling public opinion.
Te Pāti Māori's Slow-Motion Train Wreck: Racist Rants, Defiant MPs and a Dodgy 'Restorative Process'
They are hopelessly compromised by internal wars, racist outbursts and leadership that’s as effective as a chocolate teapot. If this “restorative process” doesn’t end in more sackings or walkouts, I’ll eat my hat.
Opposition’s Shameless Snub to Assassinated Free Speech Champion Charlie Kirk
The left are classless to the core. They deserve nothing but opprobrium and derision for this petty and hypocritical display.
Te Pāti Māori’s Takuta Ferris Fans the Flames of Racial Hate and Political Violence
As we remember Charlie Kirk’s sacrifice, it’s time to stand up loud and clear. Decry this political violence the left brings to the table.
Stuart Nash’s Crass Blunder: Trying to Be a Lad, Ends Up Looking Like a Prat
If he’s serious about a political comeback with NZ First, he needs to sharpen up fast. Crass jokes might fly in the pub but in politics they can sink you quicker than a lead balloon.
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.
Latest Taxpayers’ Union Poll: National’s Woes Continue as Trends Turn Sour
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.
Barrister’s Gaza Protest Paint Job Backfires Spectacularly: Conviction Sticks, Career on the Brink
Actions have consequences, Hannah. You fucked around: now you’re finding out. Stupid is as stupid does.
Hooton’s Luxon Doom and Gloom: More Maverick Fantasy Than Political Reality
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.