Say Nope to Dope saynopetodope.org.nz Another erroneous claim made by drug advocates is: “The law just creates a black market”. In areas where marijuana has been legalised, the evidence is overwhelming as to how misleading this claim is. Organised criminal syndicates and gangs adapt to changing political and
Judith Collins’s ascension to the National leadership is, without doubt, the biggest story in New Zealand by far – but, like most news from across the Tasman, local legacy media are slower to catch on. Especially as it’s not (directly) about their sainted socialist fairy princess. On the actual
Massey University and Stuff are running a pre-election survey that asks about the effects on you of the COVID-19 pandemic and numerous other topical matters. They want to hear your political opinions – your hopes, fears and expectations. Covid-19 is forging significant social and economic change. Public opinion
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com When the Nats chose Todd Muller as leader I was stunned. There’s no precedent in our two Party history for electing someone so obscure. After six years in Parliament he’d made no mark while his pre-Parliament history was to say the least
Reputations are made or lost in the court of public opinion, and until now Collins was at the mercy of knives wielded by the members of her own party, but this changed overnight when she was appointed leader. Collins now calls the shots and she has made her aspirations clear:
I cannot imagine Rod Emmerson ever drawing Jacinda Ardern as the devil. Isn’t it interesting that a strong, experienced and highly capable leader like Judith Collins is drawn in the form of the devil so that the election battle is framed as good versus evil or more accurately kindness
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Lindsay Perigo solopassion.com The best thing Judith Collins said during her first press conference as National Party leader came right at the end: “I think it might be time for a drink.” Here we had intimations at least that the prim, prissy, prudish neo-Puritanism, the Woke-Fascism unleashed
Judith Collins’ first media outings as the new National Party leader upset the happily roosting chickens and sent them fluttering around the ears of her tongue-tied and discombobulated hosts falling apart in the presence of a confident leader with all indications pointing at Collins becoming a great one. How
The National Party have finally come to the conclusion that most of its would-be voters came to at the same time Bill English resigned. The clear choice for leader was Judith Collins. That this wasn’t obvious to the caucus, or that they chose to ignore it, is to
Judith Collins has delivered a master class on how you smack down the woke Wombles when it comes to their “diversity” questions: New National leader Judith Collins says “a couple of little tweaks” to her party’s line-up are likely – but she won’t be considering diversity when making
Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Judith Collins has been in parliament for a long time and I have blogged about her for the duration. Not extensively but when I agreed or disagreed with her comments. She was, after all, National’s spokesperson on Social Development from 2005-08. She once
Jacinda Ardern is rattled by the ascension of Judith Collins to the leadership of the National Party. She used a press conference yesterday to threaten to lock us down again. It does not seem to matter to her that the last lockdown was illegal. She needed to get Judith Collins
Judith Collins has acted strongly on her first day as National’s leader and demoted Michael Woodhouse because of his less than full-and-frank disclosures over his involvement with Michelle Boag. New National leader Judith Collins has stripped Michael Woodhouse of the health portfolio over his involvement in the
