Malcolm Evans – Trump
Malcolm Evans – Trump
politics
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Clinton sweeps the south, but Sanders still has momentum in the north
After Hillary Clinton won so big in the South, Bernie Sanders faces an uphill struggle for the nomination.
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Beware a Government using big data to crack down on the ‘gangs’ plus a question to ask Judith Collins
A journalist should ask Judith Collins if ‘Hacking Team’ are working for the new Gang Intelligence Centre. Their reputation in helping authoritarian regimes identify activists is appalling.
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GUEST BLOG: Alex Pirie – Pursuing a Decent Society with Black Dog Snapping at Your Heels
This foul beast of despondency and despair affects people in different ways when it shows up. For some, it lurks in the shadows and nips at their subconscious when they least expect it while for others it is there front and centre, all bristling, energy sapping malice
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Crystal Crusher Collins’ Meth-Attack Is Strung-Out Scare Politics
Meth use and addiction is a serious issue. And, as with all serious issues, it remains disappointing to see it trivialized by a pavonine politician in pursuit of a self-aggrandizing headline.
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Odd alignments in the flag debate
Two years ago I welcomed John Key’s promise to hold a flag referendum. At last we could get rid of the Union Jack from our flag and have one that didn’t look like Australia’s. Many on the left had long argued for a flag change and now we had some significant support from the right.
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What Bryce Edwards Missed – Hooton’s selective morality
I’m just not sure that a man who hands over the address of a Journalist in the hope that Journalist becomes a target for Chinese mafia assassination has any high ground left to claim others of hate campaigns.
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The flag referendum isn’t political and other lies
To try and claim that the flag change isn’t political is Orwellian double speak at its most obvious.
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Of Act’s Green-Wash Hogwash, and the Green Party’s Refusal to Denounce Either
Why, then, have the Greens not seized this opportunity to expose the hollowness of Seymour’s conversion to green politics? Why not strangle Act’s green changeling in its cradle? The answer, surely, lies in the Greens ongoing repositioning as a potential National Party coalition partner.
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Lusk & Palino – something this way slithers
So we have a political operative with all the business ethics of a drug cartel teaming up with a candidate so emerged in the Dirty Politics around using Len’s affair for political gain it is extraordinary that he has the gall to offer himself up for Auckland’s mayoralty again.