Asian Invasion 2019

After a completely unbelievable run of utter hopelessness, NSW Labor Leader Jodi McKay proved to be a completely weak mealy-mouthed disgrace of a woman by blubbing right through her exit presser.   Women have a hard time as it is in politics (or business) but to blub publicly over losing just a job, is beyond the pale.  It sets back the gender years and makes men (and other women) think twice then three times about elevating another woman into slots in politics (or business) that require toughness and accountability. Take a cup of concrete FFS.  You were in charge of fighting a by-election where the previous member had to resign as he is alleged to have raped a hooker.   That is right did I mention, raping a hooker.    McKay earlier in the week dropped this clanger, admitting she was not as popular as her opponent, then refusing to admit the only currency in politics that matters - popularity, was important. Ms McKay admitted she knew she was "not as popula...

Forget He Puapua for a moment, the first real loss of sovereignty for "Aotearoa" New Zealand will not be to radical Maori extremists parading under the guise of academia, it will be its cornerstone Covid strategy currently governing the Nation. In one weekend Gladys Berejiklian displayed why her polar opposite Jacinda Ardern did not wish to cede sovereignty to Australia until the very very last minute as has happened in the “transtasman bubble”.  It is also why her political opponents have pressed so hard for the bubble to be opened.  New Zealand will be governed primarily by more sensible strategy. Gladys and Jacinda only have one thing in common.   They find men below their league dangerously attractive. Gladys is an understated woman of substance. Jacinda is an overhyped woman of style over substance. I wouldn’t say Gladys is particularly right wing. I would deem her a mild centrist on the political spectrum.  She is for example no Ruth Richardson. Gladys s...