Political Podcast – Sean Plunkett vs Damien Grant vs Bomber: This week – Ihumatao, #PartTimePM, children walking to school
This week – Ihumatao, #PartTimePM, children walking to school
This week – Ihumatao, #PartTimePM, children walking to school
I didn’t hear anyone who sounded like they could go toe to toe with Trump and pitch an alternative America.
Whaleoil, more than any other media vehicle, gave voice to the ugly and violent part of NZs psyche. Malevolent always with a spite that justified its political bitterness, it allowed the sewer of our worst angels to feel empowered and feared.
How lucky are Democrats that they have 10 remarkable candidates with real passion and vision for America? It didn’t denigrate into insults or mud slinging, it was a great debate of ideas.
Never before have such a wide range of issues with Māori at their centre erupted all at the same time, and in each case the rotten unfulfilled promises of the sovereignty promised under the Treaty is the root disease for each symptom.
Well folks, this is the new look TDB. It’s taken us months to get to this stage, we haven’t had a re-vamp of the blog since we launched 6 years ago.
This week – Boris Johnson, Ihumatao, Tinder/Love Island, Greenpeace building climbing protest and the netball/pay inequality in sport & Green Party attack on Simon Bridges
Well folks, this is the new look TDB. It’s taken us months to get to this stage, we haven’t had a re-vamp of the blog since we launched 6 years ago.
What possible excuse could the PM and the Minister directly in charge of the agency under scrutiny not have viewed this appalling footage?
With the looming debate on hate speech drawing closer, the Green MPs and activists won’t be able to help themselves. Their ‘free speech = white supremacist Nazi’ mentality will manage to alienate and give Jacinda extra party vote instead of going to the Greens.