In my latest blog I'm wondering about What Might Be Possible? @DisruptEDNZ
Principal Possum: How Might We Lead: What Might Be Possible https://t.co/uuQvVcLNaa
New Zealand didn’t want to lurch to the right; it just wanted change. It doesn’t know what it’s in for | Lamia Imam | The Guardian https://t.co/YC19mPYnrb
The wealthiest landlords in the country will each rake in $1.3 million on average from National’s tax breaks.
Meanwhile beneficiaries and those on low wages lose out, and public services will be at risk of cuts. How is this fair?
Luxies Exclusive
I'm in a spot of bother over my fibbing again. In the debate I told NZ the average family will get $250 from our tax policy, but instead of over 100,000 average income families getting that, only 3000 will.
Help me out & don't retweet this whenever you see it.
My Website is now live. Check it out and let me know what you think. Plus the Blog Post gives a bit more detail about some of the work I've got going on. Principal Possum: Working with How Might We Lead (HMWLead) https://t.co/nV9eWrb0QW
NZ deserves an honest PM. One who doesn't try to hoodwink journos and the public, but instead gives straight answers. That's why I'm telling you to vote for me and we'll sort it out later.
#LyinLuxon#AssetSales
This is really damning. And it doesn't even get to whether we actually *want* as many foreign house sales as would be necessary make the policy add up. https://t.co/4a6hGvOaoT
Here's a subtitled version of @jacktame outlining all of the ways in which National will scrap Aotearoa's climate change reforms only to have Luxon respond in meaningless corporate speak.
I think one of the weirdest things about Luxo and Willis coming out against sex ed is that @JudithCollinsMP bought in the preventative programmes in schools about consent back in 2014. A shame to see how far @NZNationalParty have regressed https://t.co/LQTqEy8ZwL