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David Seymour’s Treaty Principles Bill is a festering sore on our nation that does us all a disservice. It should go in the bin. #ToitūTeTiriti

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92% of us did not vote for an ACT govt but due to the weak, gutless, leader of the National Party, that is what we have. Seymour is defacto PM and his policies are the majority of those being enacted. We deserve a new election

Wow, the story of a patient dying in ED after having the cardiac arrest while waiting hours to be seen, seems to have hit a nerve with 1,000 commenters already on FB. (Condolences to family, staff, and others directly affected by this tragic event.) The tsunami of comments on

Seymour is scrambling to sell his Te Tiriti undermining bill - so far Luxon not buying it, adding a reference to “ hapū and iwi” isn’t a solution - Seymour cannot re write Te Tiriti and neither can Parliament

We cannot say that we are honouring the victims and their whanau of the mosque attacks, if Islamophobia, xenophobia and white supremacy remain unchecked in this country We cannot return weapons that massacred them back into circulation 51 Reasons

Luxon claiming he has to let the divisive Treaty Principles Bill go to first reading because of the coalition agreement:

The only person who planned to vote against the gun law reform in 2019 was David Seymour but he missed it because he was too busy complaining to the media about the government. What an absolute punisher.

utterly deadbrain discourse. It’s cheaper *for the taxpayer* to prioritise at-risk groups. Cost much more long-term to have disproportionately bad outcomes for our Māori and Pacific Island Whanau. Absolute incompetence of the highest order. rnz.co.nz/news/political…

-Govt cuts health funding -Hawke's Bay can't afford to maintain free GP visits for 14-24yrs programme for all. so targets high risk groups -Outcry from usual suspects at Māori getting something -Govt, rather than restoring programme, cuts it for everyone rnz.co.nz/news/political…

The Prime Minister of New Zealand complaining about targeted health funding subsidies aimed at young Māori in the Hawkes Bay. But what does he say about the 8 year subsidy they get on their life? What’s he going to do about that? Or doesn’t he care? rnz.co.nz/news/political…

Chris Luxon when questioned about inequitable Māori health outcomes: JMM: "Māori die seven years earlier [then non-Māori]. Luxon: "Actually the prioritisation & delivery of public services should always be on the basis of need, not ethnicity."