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Damn, Chippy is coming in HOT 🔥

While our entitled Prime Minister is happy to apply for tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to live in his own home, his government are looking at taking away lunches from kids. I guess our children aren't entitled to the entitlement of a daily meal.

Back in August, Luxon ruled out reverting annual sick leave from 10 days back to only 5. ACT failed to get this reversion into the coalition agreement so it would be a real show of weakness from Luxon if he did allow Brooke van Velden to push on with this.

Here's Chris Luxon in September saying he wouldn't abolish the First Home Grant. How many other campaign promises will Luxon and his coalition government break before their term is up?

Here's Christopher Luxon back in August 2023 saying National wouldn't change workers' sick leave. Will this be another of Luxon's broken promises to join the growing list that includes cancer drugs and First Home Grants?

Geez what work-related emergency had Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour speeding this morning?

Luxon went on TV multiple times and told the public that if he is elected, the average family with young children would get $250 back in tax cuts. Turns out his government now can't say whether ANY families have received $250 in tax cuts.

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Here's a better angle that shows the Te Pāti Māori performing the haka right up in David Seymour's face. He looks shit scared.

Parliament suspended after floor-shaking haka by Te Pāti Māori

As thousands march down the country to Parliament to protest the divisive Treaty Principles Bill, Te Pāti Māori MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke led a room-shaking haka aimed at the Bill's architect, David Seymour:

The MP who led yesterday's haka in parliament says it was the last tool in their toolkit to have their voices heard. Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke says "we didn't get the opportunity to challenge the bill as much as we would have liked to through point of orders, speeches &amp; debates"

Sean Plunket, who was permanently suspended from Twitter today, just asked Prime Minister Hipkins at a post-cabinet press conference to define a woman. Despite not being prepared for the question, PM Hipkins made it clear that Aotearoa will not tolerate Posie Parker's views 🏳️‍⚧️✊

Here's a Canadian-accented David Seymour arguing against funding public transport on behalf of Atlas Network partner &amp; climate change denialists, Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

Good to see Matty McLean holding National to account for standing aside and letting Winston spread his conspiracy theories unchecked. "Just saying what a lot of New Zealanders are thinking" is a piss poor response to amplifying unmitigated lies.

Filing this under 'things that didn't happen'

55,000 Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti protestors marched to the Parliament forecourt today. Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, the MP who led the haka in parliament last week, said: "This march was never about the Bill. I ripped that in half &amp; chucked it away. This march is about us."

Here's the moment where David Seymour scuttles off after Rawiri Waititi leads tens of thousands of protesters in a chant of 'Kill the Bill!' 🖤🤍♥️

ACT's Nicole Mckee claims that she lobbied to close a loophole that allowed people on basic gun licences to modify guns into military-style semi-automatics. Mckee not only did the opposite, she posted a video on Facebook bragging about it. Jack Tame brought the receipts:

Here's Hozier on the protests in Aotearoa NZ: "I feel quite moved to be here at a time when there are 1000s &amp; 1000s putting their feet on the street to say no this is not what we agreed on... To march in the face of stripping away indigenous rights in the name of equality."

Here's Luxon saying he doesn't care what the research or experts say, he's still going to put kids in boot camps:

After this absolute shocker from Wayne Brown last night, it's obvious why the Mayor has been hiding from the media

Not our Deputy Prime Minister describing something said in Parliament today as "a retard comment"

Jack Tame asked David Seymour what harm is done by the current interpretation of te Tiriti o Waitangi. Seymour's main concern is that subdivision developments might get held up. He also claims students are being forced out of math, English and science to learn te reo.

The Herald reports that 55,000 people attended the hīkoi to Kill the Bill. When asked why he wasn't listening to them, Chris Luxon said he was focused on improving outcomes for Māori, "not this stuff." By "this stuff," of course, Luxon means honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Here's Jack Tame grilling Chris Bishop over the new fast-track process that will allow the government to override court decisions that have blocked large-scale projects for environmental reasons:

Deputy PM David Seymour said in parliament today that "I would like to take just a moment to acknowledge the very strong feelings many New Zealanders have today after the passing of Charlie Kirk." Not surprising ACT supporters would be fans of Kirk's racist, misogynistic views.

Two different answers to the question of whether New Zealand should condemn Israel and America's bombing of Iran. One of these shows leadership. The other, contradictory word salad.

The MP who led yesterday's haka in parliament says it was the last tool in their toolkit to have their voices heard. Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke says "we didn't get the opportunity to challenge the bill as much as we would have liked to through point of orders, speeches & debates"

Here's a Canadian-accented David Seymour arguing against funding public transport on behalf of Atlas Network partner & climate change denialists, Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

55,000 Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti protestors marched to the Parliament forecourt today. Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, the MP who led the haka in parliament last week, said: "This march was never about the Bill. I ripped that in half & chucked it away. This march is about us."

Here's Hozier on the protests in Aotearoa NZ: "I feel quite moved to be here at a time when there are 1000s & 1000s putting their feet on the street to say no this is not what we agreed on... To march in the face of stripping away indigenous rights in the name of equality."