One of the difficulties that can occur in parliamentary politics is that the response of the government of the day responds to an opposition party spinning a yarn that makes it look bad is to either behave like a possum in the headlights or defensively spin back. The more sensible and effective response would be empirical; sticking to and better explaining the facts.
My guess is that our true vaccine hesitancy rate is around 20% and I think you can break some of that down into substantial sub clusters.
It cannot be overstated; This is not just an existential moment for the Democrat Party, it is an existential moment for American, (and world). democracy itself.
As perhaps the only country still able to eliminate Covid Delta, because we can’t afford not to, and with many thousands of Kiwis unable to return from abroad because of a drastic MIQ facility shortage, it’s time to think outside the border;
In Edinburgh, during 1859, William and Robert Chambers founded an encyclopaedia, renowned for its accuracy and scholarliness; it ceased publication…
Rather than celebrate their government, and their fellow citizens, engaging in the practical application of social solidarity, kindness and love; they look at their country and see only a “smug hermit kingdom”.
We are always weeks ahead of the mainstream narrative in giving you insight and oversight. Sure you could support Stuff or Spinoff, but the you would have to read them!
If you think being carbon neutral by 2050 is a solution, you are part of the problem.
Covid has exposed the bleeding gums of our inequality in a way bandaids and half measure social policy simply won’t cauterise.
The only solutions ACT and National are actually suggesting here is ‘let the market decide’ – if the people of New Zealand are so stupid as to vote for these fucking right wing morons, we deserve the carnage that follows.