If National wins ...

[Panda-NZ-]

Compared to the 5 leaders.. throwing people out there and hoping one sticks.

[fungus pudding]

After reading your comments I listened to the whole interview. Personally I didn't Jack was "feral" at all (I've seen him let the dogs out and this wasn't one of those times), in fact his questions were mostly insightful and progressed across a far wider range of topics than many of the soundbite interviews and clickbait articles in the media this week. And Mr Luxon I thought did an admirable job of answering those questions, though whether people will like his answers or not is another matter.

I wouldn't disagree with that summary at all. So far I like what I see of Luxon.

[Panda-NZ-]

Should have been asked how old the earth is in his opinion.

[Panda-NZ-]

Feudal stuff... similar to that bloke in Aust.

[dobby41]

Evidence right there that you have no idea at all, just a shill with unfounded comments and soundbites. Labour have done huge damage to the economy. They (the PM) got in on their 2020 covid response and it will be their 2021/22 covid response (oppressive, controlling, damn civil liberties and personal freedoms) and particularly the economic aftermath, a disaster which is just unfolding now that will get Labour voted out in 2023.

But who knows what National really think about Covid.
When there are no cases we should have opened up already, when there is a case we should have closed up already.
This is so true - from the Herald yesterday
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[dobby41]

It's great that National finally has a credible leader - the country deserves a real, functioning, opposition.

[BDL]

It's great that National finally has a credible leader - the country deserves a real, functioning, opposition.

Yes, and one that believes in partnership with Maori, NOT co governance, like Jacinda.

[Panda-NZ-]

Yes, and one that believes in partnership with Maori, NOT co governance, like Jacinda.

They mean the same thing lol. lets change the terms?

[BDL]

They mean the same thing lol. lets change the terms?

They don't mean the same thing at all.

[dobby41]

Yes, and one that believes in partnership with Maori, NOT co governance, like Jacinda.

What do they believe in now?
They keep changing their mind as they change leaders.
Luxon didn't believe that there should be a 'no protest' zone around abortion clinics but now he does.

He didn't believe in raising the minimum wage - now he does.
Who knows what they'll believe in tomorrow?

Some people need to get over the religion and wealth bit though.
They can make a person what they are but they aren't the person.