A critical commentary on National Party's 10,000 EV charger policy, arguing it addresses a now-obsolete problem while neglecting the real barrier to EV adoption: cost, and the loss of a previously effective clean car discount scheme.
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yeah yeah and as i just said with tongue and cheek but maybe not so much um these guys and maybe not bish as an individual but this side of politics that always talk about the woke left and these guys he literally gets a participation medal he participated in q a and we're going didn't he do well he participated in q a better than his boss today which may not be his boss tomorrow we'll talk about play that later Uh, I mean, he answered questions like, it's politics. He answered questions. I mean, I'm just going to say again, very clearly, I'm not stepping up to the plate for him and saying his answers were good or credible or I agree with him, but he did answer. He didn't really go round and round and round and round in circles and Jack did have to repeat some questions, but he yeah, it's not as bad another low bar Not as bad as Luxon. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but hey Christopher Bishop is the skinniest kid at fat camp, right? That's what he that's what he's doing at the moment at the moment So let's um, there's a whole bunch the first kind of nine or ten minutes of this 30-minute conversation They're talking about the leadership challenges alleged leadership ship uh challenges so let's just we're not going to show a lot of that because actually um i'm quite keen chewie to get you involved in hearing him talking about scrapping the car a clean car discount and if we've got time maybe the rough sleeping conversation we'll play you a couple of quick quicks uh clips first of all though and jack tame two-thirds of the way through this conversation on luxon's leadership he just basically wants to know is there anyone within the party that wants luxon out
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criticized as insufficient and poorly communicated
#BHN Luxon on his leadership | Bishop on Clean Car Rebate decision | SOTP with the Greensundermining electric vehicle adoption
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