Guilty or innocent is not the point. The Greens didn't try to influence the police. unlike the AutoCraTic (taking no account of other peoples wishes or opinions) party.
www.rnz.co.nz
Coincidentally timed with the attention on the heinous Act party president and Seymour's own letter dictating to police how Polkinghorne should be treatedStuff
www.stuff.co.nz
What an embarrassment for Seymour. Speaker said no
hahaha no it doesnt. It requires eyesight and a scale. Poor choices lead to poor outcomes
Good to know you are finally acknowledging JA's were timed puff pieces. And also the hypocrisy of it in the same post. Well done mate. I think you are making progress.
I think that poll is about right currently. The election wasn't a walk over to start with so they really need to get some good results in a number of areas over the next 6-12 months or it will be a one term wonder.
What was the influence? He clearly identified that he didn’t want to influence the police but clearly articulated concerns.
Try reading the letter. You can do better than this. Or not.
A concern for Luxon must surely be a half term of Seymour deputy pm, especially if it’s close. Seymour is up even with Swarbrick for preferred pm, but he and and party drawing negative headlines
I think he had the right intentions with the half/half Peters and Seymour deputy thing but it's overshadowed him as PM at the same time. Bit more decisiveness needed from him this year.
The horror for Māori of Seymour getting time as deputy pm with his intentions surrounding the treaty must be what horror would be from the right block if TPM leaders got time as deputy pm
I share those concerns due to the potential divisiveness yet at the same time I think deputy PM is a nothing role.
www.act.org.nz
All hypothetical but a good way to understand how those with opposing views to oneself must feel. That’s democracy though when the votes come in
Yawn… hit job….From Act's own website, and Seymour's own words
Maurice Williamson resigned for less than Nash just admitted to
“Former Minister Maurice Williamson resigned in 2014 for allegedly interfering in a police investigation into businessman Donghua Liu, but Stuart Nash this morning boasted of calling the Police Commissioner to influence prosecution decisions,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.
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