Voters Are Not Soldiers. Then He Ordered Them.
Hehir says voters are not soldiers. Then he sells Two Ticks Blue. National already treats the base like automatons. I know. The shunning still applies.
Hehir says voters are not soldiers. Then he sells Two Ticks Blue. National already treats the base like automatons. I know. The shunning still applies.
Say Mowbray’s line out loud or sit with Rowling. Electorate National. Party ACT or NZ First. MMP is built for it.
Eight-point lead. Hung parliament. Opportunity at 9.5% and holding the knife. The gallery built the Trojan horse. Labour on 24. Hipkins still has a job.
He will not pay. He will not leave. He cannot explain. The Americans already walked. The shelves did not empty.
The neutrality finding is the CV. Two ticks New Zealand First. Vote Luxon out.
Winston is right. The vote is for citizens. Welfare, pensions and health should be next.
Winston named it. ACT walked. Chippy just became Luxon’s extra vote.
Labour got National’s sub-30 gift and still went backwards. Opportunity is the maths problem both majors made.
Peters has a long record of championing policies that put New Zealanders first. This latest initiative reinforces that commitment.
Contrary to the pearl-clutching in the media, this policy will deliver a solid stack of votes to NZ First. People are sick of it. They want their country back, starting with control over who gets a say in how it is run.
Immediate legislative action required to halt ongoing iwi entrenchment in local government.
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.
There is no doubt that what Winston is saying will resonate with the public. Nicola has the unenviable task of convincing the voters to think otherwise.
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.
If he could do the job as well as he handles foreign affairs then the country would indeed be better off. Who knows what the polls might throw up between now and the election but one thing is for certain, Winston and NZ First are on a roll.