Luxon Returns to Waitangi: A Pointless Exercise in Political Masochism
If Luxon truly wanted to connect, he would commit fully or stay away altogether. Instead, we get this half-baked plan that satisfies no one.
If Luxon truly wanted to connect, he would commit fully or stay away altogether. Instead, we get this half-baked plan that satisfies no one.
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These poll ratings act like a boat anchor, holding National back from any real momentum. With an election looming later this year, Luxon’s personal unpopularity may well sink the party’s chances if they don’t address it sharpish.
There is no excuse for our government’s silence and media disinterest. But for 90 million Iranians, hope rises regardless. Because for the regime in Tehran, zero day draws near.
Unless the country is well and truly off its rocker, this election is done and dusted.
I wish National still had a leader like Dr Brash. Someone not scared to talk the truth.
I am sure the Public Service commissioner and relevant ministers are on top of this to ensure taxpayers’ money is well spent in all ways to provide services of the highest quality for all New Zealanders – i.e., bringing about accountability to get the “team” on track.
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It makes one wonder why on earth the National Party don’t have enough sense to replace their liability of a leader, who is already costing them votes.
Hawke’s Bay, the Mount and the consequences of substituting ideology for environmental science.
The politics were already there, in every decision that led to this point. The question isn’t whether we talk about them. It’s whether we’re honest about what they reveal.