ACT Is in Tune With the Right
This is essentially what those on the right have been asking for: a clean-up of judicial activism and a better application of Treaty references and their interpretation by the judiciary.
This is essentially what those on the right have been asking for: a clean-up of judicial activism and a better application of Treaty references and their interpretation by the judiciary.
This is where we are, with a much greater reliance on ACT and NZ First to get National over the line on November 7. This should not be the case but these are the cards National has dealt the coalition.
Qiulae Wong is a must to avoid – a complete impossibility. You can take it from me.
The party must get back to its founding principles and Luxon is not the man for the job.
A reset is desperately needed. That now rests with Luxon. He must prove he is listening to the wider electorate, particularly those on the right. Like many others, I’m not holding my breath.
Don’t for a moment think that those masquerading as journalists have given up. They will still be intent on going in for the kill. My message to National is to wake up and watch out.
We want someone fiercely patriotic who leaves you in no doubt what he stands for. This ridiculous woke carry-on needs to be stamped out.
Fauci is a megalomanic. Some other politicians are not far behind: Ardern, Mallard, Hipkins, Verrall and also Bloomfield. A sir and a dame. It’s sickening to think of it. The whole thing reads like something out of a horror movie.
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If we take everything that is said too seriously, we are in danger of completely losing our sense of humour.
Newsroom says polling data hint at a record election performance from NZ First. They reflected back to 1996 when the party registered as high as 29 per cent before settling back at 15 per cent. I would not be surprised if NZ First hit that target this time or surpassed it.
The ship’s GPS needs recalculating to a different direction so tracking is improved going into the election. Will this happen? I guess time will tell. The ball is in Luxon’s court.
In my view, Luxon and McClay have done the best they could and probably better than most, if not all. We cannot afford to shut ourselves off from the world’s biggest global markets.
It’s time they re-evaluated their strategies, their behaviour and their policies. Otherwise their chances of ever winning an election again are slim.
I wish Mr Impey the best of luck, but he’s taken on Mission Impossible.
If they think they are centrist then, to their eyes, the left-leaning Tower of Pisa must look straight.