Everything about politics
Another day and yet another bad headline for the Green Party. This time it is Julie Anne Genter who was found to be in contempt of the house when she went and stood over National MP Matt Doocey.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH Thomas Manch (Post): Health NZ’s $1.4b overspend: Who knew what, when? Isaac Davison and Adam Pearse (Herald): Former Health NZ board members disappointed in Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s ‘personal’ and ‘baseless’ comments (paywalled) Kate Green (RNZ): Former Te Whatu Ora
RNZ and Guyon Espiner deliberately mislead with a deceitful story about excise tax changes.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH Tova O’Brien (Stuff): PM expresses confidence in his health minister despite several red flags Russell Palmer (RNZ): Health Minister Shane Reti faces growing pressure over Health NZ finances RNZ: Politics live: Health budget fall-out continues Richard Harman (Politik): Government’s HealthNZ claims
The problem with this constitutional structure is that it not only empowers those gathered around the revered philosopher king and/or queen, but also every other minority with the political smarts to throw a spanner in the decision-making works.
El Woko Loco, aka Ricardo Menendez March is crying a river of tears over a cracker of a sledge from Todd McClay.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH Guyon Espiner (RNZ): Govt set aside $216m to pay for heated tobacco product tax cuts Richard Harman (Politik): Former National Cabinet Minister didn’t know what questions to ask (paywalled) RNZ: Health NZ changes: 'Everything's on the table' -
The Woke Wombles of the Greens are at war with each other and it’s a delight to watch. It’s called political entropy, where ‘things fall apart’.
The CFMEU scandal is just another recent prime example of how unions can become corrupt and self-serving.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards ABUSE IN CARE Aaron Smale (Newsroom): Finally heard, seen – and believed 1News: John Campbell asks Nikki Hurst: How safe are NZ kids in state care now? John Weekes (Herald): Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry: Survivor network says some victims overlooked, risks to
The Greens continue to cry a river of tears over Darleen Tana. They either need to dry their eyes or do something about it.
But the reality and the science continue to prove that natural immunity is protective and durable, and this is especially true for those in good health and younger age groups.
