Statues not the only edifices to fall?
Despite the rush to return to the economy of pre-Covid-19, statues are not the only edifices we should seek to dismantle.
New Zealand Politics
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Dr Liz Gordon – Should we have stayed?
Quoting Matt McCarten last Friday, Chris Trotter posits that “we should have stayed” in the Labour Party in 1989, after neo-liberal policies swept through the party like a coronavirus. This is all very well to say, but I think Matt/Chris might by now have forgotten what it was like then.
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Muller’s Big Speech – The Inversion Of A Copy Of A Clone Of A Success Story
I am slightly surprised that Todd Muller’s big speech as leader of the National Party, is summed up by the Herald as:
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – neoliberal economics is broken
Imagine the invented machine in this guy’s pocket is neoliberal economics (because economics IS , after all, a human invention).
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Yawn – Muller’s championing of family values is dull and looks weak
The fourth Muller reset after his nightmare first week train wreck?
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Like I said, this is what will undermine Jacinda
…this is the exact issue I warned about.
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Will Trump just steal the election?
America is in terrible trouble.
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On chopping down NZ statues
I for one don’t believe they should be removed at all.
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MEDIA WATCH: Why on earth is Nanaia Mahuta setting fire to the Labour Party?
Māori development minister Nanaia Mahuta released an insane proposal on Māori media last week, set a ridiculously tiny window for consultation on that insane proposal and seems to have utterly ignored anyone else’s view who might have helped avoid such a ridiculous blunder being introduced in the first place.
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MEDIA WATCH: Ummm, I don’t know if School threatening to call Police for Black Lives Matter protests is the smartest branding exercise
What on earth is this Principal of Marist saying?