In terms of the position America holds as the leader of the free world, this election is without doubt the most important in our lifetime. It is the choice between freedom, peace and prosperity – or the risk of World War III brought about by the warmongers in the Democratic Party.
If this triumvirate of species wants to have any hope of winning the next election they will have to change their specious tactics.
Those known to put people at risk cannot remain in a position to do so, and that relies on the judiciary imposing sentences to ensure that is the case.
A Trump win looks inevitable. Will Kamala’s friend Jacinda find a place at Harvard for her so they can spout their Marxist duologues?
Staff at 1News are part of the problem, but they could also be part of the solution if they presented the news in an objective, non-partisan manner. Then some viewers and advertisers might return and aid the company’s balance sheet
To call in the Israeli ambassador is a breathtakingly ill-advised move. To fund the UN, as it now presents itself, is equally so.
The real news is not to be found at six o’clock on One or Three but elsewhere in places such as YouTube.
Politics is a rough and tumble, and at times nasty, game. It requires firm leadership.
When it comes to political matters, the bulk of the mainstream media gave up on balanced reporting a long time ago. It’s a global phenomenon.
Since Covid appeared, democracy seems to be increasingly the domain of the right.
The Greens might be with us physically but mentally they’re somewhere else.
The government needs to have a rethink on TVNZ: either send it to the media graveyard or make it more fit for purpose.
This week it will be interesting to see what the numbers are when the polls come out.
Tinetti has produced precious little evidence to back up her sweeping claims that charter schools are bad for children and their learning. She is simply parroting the union position.
