Political Caption Competition
Oh God, I’m not becoming the new Phil Twyford am I?
Similar Posts
The Bradbury Group with Debbie Ngarewa-Packer on the 26 election, the Winston Peters interview with Moana plus Political Panel: Matthew Hooton, Dita De Boni and Tau Henare
A Marxist, a business journalist, a former NZFirst and National MP, the co-Leader of the Māori Party, a Māori…
Evangelicals praying at a new Golden Statue of Donald Trump is literally against a core tenet within the Ten Commandments
Pastors Gather Around Giant Trump Statue The controversy erupted after evangelical leaders assembled at Trump National Doral Miami for the…
Alt-Right Billionaire Jim Grenon’s media mouthpiece proclaims the political right shall win the election so the Left may as well go home now
Hey everyone, Alt-Right Billionaire Jim Grenon’s media mouthpiece, the NZ Herald, has proclaimed the political right shall win the election…
Kneecapping fee free student loans punishes the young while rewarding the propertied boomer class
We on the Left have allowed Identity Politics to become such a dominant narrative that there is no oxygen or…
Kapa-Kingi goes nuclear on Te Pati Māori – Te Tai Tokerau now in play
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi leaves Te Pāti Māori, starts new party Mariameno Kapa-Kingi is leaving Te Pāti Māori to start her own…
Political Caption Competition
Fra Right Hate site, The Platform, lecturing us on being classy
I’d still smash.
“Is that a lollipop?”
“Those 12 houses will fix the hosing crisis, why can you all not see it?”
“Houses weren’t built in a day!, actually National built no houses on any day”!
All the power of the state – and tiny little ideas
“How dare you say that not building houses has anything to do with homelessness!”
Megan “Woods”
No wood for houses? Really? But NZ is covered in forests??
Like so much of NZ most of the forestry is owned by foreigners or a select few very rich NZ’s, who couldn’t care less about our housing situation. But no worries about scarcity and driving up wood prices for kiwis, with it all going to China, so long as the GDP looks good!
“I can’t comment until we’ve all spoken to Helen…”