Political Caption Competition
Putting 10 year old children in ankle bracelets is perfectly sound social policy when you consider what we are going to do to teenagers on welfare. National promises to bash poor people way more than ACT will Jack.
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Political Caption Competition
Never forget that for most of his press conference, the Prime Minister was justifying carpet bombing for Christ
Luxon is not PM material bring in the next mug
Not PM material not after that crap interview he did on Q & A
Is that Jack Tame? Is he a sort of avatar? I can see a switch at the back of his head. Perhaps the television people have made a copy of him as a cheaper option and easy to manipulate.
China’s got the right ideas. Electronic surveilling to catch miscreants. No need for ankle bracelets for non-complying, wrong-minded, badly-behaved people, they encircle them in a sort of gulag. We can learn a lot from overseas methods, eastern or western.
Luxon was made to look like a fool in the latest interview with Jack Tame (on Q & A) in fact he showed he is not fit to be our PM especially when he was contradicting himself about who makes the decisions and then he started stuttering when he got himself into a bind as he had no answer to the line of questioning. And to be honest I thought Jack was taking it easy on him.