The Blue Review w/ Liam Hehir

The Blue Review w/ Liam Hehir

Contra John Campbell

Why conservatives need to remain pessimistic

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Liam Hehir
Dec 31, 2023
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A scene from a 1950s horror movie, featuring a large, menacing gelatinous blob in the center of a town street. The blob is semi-transparent and ominous, with a shiny, undulating surface, consuming objects in its path. Around it, vintage cars and lampposts are being absorbed into its mass. In the foreground, frightened citizens are running away, their expressions a mix of horror and disbelief. The scene is set at night with a full moon in the sky, casting dramatic shadows and giving the scene an eerie glow, reminiscent of classic 50s horror films.
Can you really count on the Nats to beat the Wellington blob?

John Campbell has published a lengthy analysis on the state of New Zealand's political environment following the 2023 general election. His piece is essentially a lamentation about the direction the country is taking under its new leadership. He raises numerous issues, questioning the very ess…

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