Replying to @sanjanah
🙄as revolting as expected. I really value your contribution and consider we are lucky to have you here.
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Replying to @EricaStanfordMP
Kia Ora Erica, would that more of our elected leaders demonstrated this level of grace and sincerity. Thank you.
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Replying to @GraemeEdgeler
Hers would be a political biography I'd love to read. Spill the tea, shed some light.
Replying to @markeasterbrook @FoxyLustyGrover
Snap, and yet they so generously continue to embrace me in the warmth of their incredible culture.
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Replying to @AnnaLaw17829694
I caught covid in hospital immediately after neurosurgery. Would not wish it on anyone, so relieved not to have shared it with my family.
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By my count former National, NZF, Act, NC, Advance and Maori party candidates/MPs have all voiced support for protestors. Seems reasonable to think they expect significant political force to quite literally arise from the ashes.
Yes please!
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Replying to @SiouxsieW
I don't think I could keep going in the face of so much BS the way you do. But I'm so grateful that, so far at least, you can and do. Sincere thanks for both your knowledge and your strength.
I actually can't fathom Auckland Central voters not supporting her. She is exactly the intelligent, thoughtful and committed local MP we should all be so lucky to have.
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Replying to @asphonox @kirsty_johnston
Certainly have. I like the Tim Minchin vid from a while back that suggests taking your ideas out on the porch and beating them with a cricket bat. Reevaluate emerging evidence and try to base my reckons on that.
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