A Lesson Luxon Has To Learn
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.
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.
The truth always comes out. In this case, it already has and it does not look good for the Gangsta Mayor or those who tried to bury the stoush.
It is little wonder that levels of trust in our politicians are so low that one increasingly hears New Zealanders saying they don’t want to vote for any of them.
From studying serial killers to seeking parliament.
Willis would do well to focus on fixing the books rather than picking fights she cannot win.
If National keeps this up, they risk handing Winston an even stronger hand in post-election negotiations. Attacking him now could exact a fair bit of utu later.
The public is tired of endless bureaucracy and wants results, not more recycled promises.
Luxon delivers Winston Peters a ready-made wedge and stick.
National should focus on governing instead of this tired old vendetta. But old habits die hard. The attacks will continue and NZ First will respond in kind.
National’s political ship needs to sail with the winds (voters), not against them. There’s a lot of water to go under the bridge between now and the election but the implementation of voters’ wishes will ensure smoother sailing in calmer waters.
National can keep ignoring the polls and the voters if they wish. They will reap what they sow.
If National keeps this up, the only winners will be the opposition parties watching from the sidelines.
Will Luxon double down on the attack against Winston, or will he be forced into a humiliating retreat to save the government?
Christopher Luxon’s press conference and parliament performance reveals how explaining is losing in politics.