23 July 2020

And there we have it. Complete victory for Dirty Politics. In RNZ op-ed, unsolicited porn (lack of consent) shares equal billing with year-long affair (consent). Consent and non-consent are lumped together -- filed under "bad behaviour". More high-fives at National. https://t.co/9Fsg3KN9Yd

— Raybon Kan (@RaybonKan) July 22, 2020

This quietly passed me by on holiday. National looking to reduce debt to 30% GDP in a decade. Ran some numbers and found it would mean getting debt $80b lower than currently forecast. That would mean some of the biggest cuts to services in a generation and possibly tax rises too. https://t.co/rfD2nnCRPL

— Thomas Coughlan (@coughlthom) July 23, 2020

instead of holding a concert, perhaps he could pay some tax https://t.co/PdpjrgEgLY

— lachlan 🌹💚🍉 (@lachlandcp) July 22, 2020

'Me and Niall had our suitcases and were heading back to the train station' – imagine if they'd made it to the train omg! 😅#10YearsOfOneDirection https://t.co/6CgLRH4fJs

— Capital (@CapitalOfficial) July 23, 2020

wait, one direction? it’s a yes from me.

— Kian Lawley (@KianLawley) July 22, 2020

What is going on at RNZ? National Party op-ed lumps together "affairs, inappropriate communication and background leaking." Except an affair is not a crime. Unsolicited porn, and privacy breaches, might be -- and indeed, are being investigated as such. https://t.co/Hg2kvF316Y

— Raybon Kan (@RaybonKan) July 23, 2020

I wrote some words about the upcoming cannabis referendum based on conversations with a range of aged-over-60 family members I’ve had in the past few weeks. Feel free to use these with your own older relatives. Also, vote Yes. Please and thank you. https://t.co/fkXGfDTtNa

— Steph 🐾 (@JustStephOK) July 23, 2020