Celebrating 2 years of Chris Luxon as PM is a measure of how far we have fallen as a country

It’s been two years of Chris Luxon as Prime Minister and those 24 months have become a measure of how far we have fallen as a country and as a people.

He told parents companioning about appalling School Lunches to make their kids a marmite sandwich.

He shrugged and asserted he was rich and he was sorted when asked how his policies would impact the poor.

He profited from changing laws on capital gains.

He has allowed a level of outright racism to infest all legislation to appease rednecks in ACT and NZF.

Hey oversaw the Treaty Principles referendum that has created lasting social tension.

He has led an attacks on beneficiaries, his policies created homelessness, his mishandling of the economy has seen 5.3% unemployment and 72,000 flee to Australia.

Public Services are crumbling and this war on the Environment is genuinely terrifying…

Luxon’s War on Nature Timeline

When the Luxon-led coalition took office nearly two years ago, its war on nature started within days of taking office. In that time, the government has made a bewildering number of changes leading to environmental harm. Greenpeace Aotearoa Executive Director Russel Norman has undertaken the gargantuan task of tracking them all.

…Dr Norman lists the extremes with which Luxon has  denigrated the environment for wealthy National Party Donor Interests.

Luxon became Leader of National, not because he was the best, but because Judith Collins had her flunkies spitefully back him after Simon Bridges took her out as leader.

Luxon was a revenge selection by Judith.

His CEO experience has given him no tools for dealing with Winston and Seymour, both who have played him like a fiddle.

His much vaunted deal making skills have been shown up to be a joke and his total lack of leadership makes weakness look frail.

He has all the charm of a road accident and his CEO KPI speak is as wooden as a wooden C3-PO.

The banality of the man as leader is a fitting tribute to a passionless people focused on cow udders, rugby and alcoholism denial.

Luxon is the emotionally repressed Prime Minister we need for country in desperate need of a cultural and political enema.

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