Well, of the parties on that stage, it’s a fair comment. Two of them are part of the current coalition and one professes to be able to work with either side.
I’ve historically voted Green, for transparency, though this election might not.
Well, of the parties on that stage, it’s a fair comment. Two of them are part of the current coalition and one professes to be able to work with either side.
I’ve historically voted Green, for transparency, though this election might not.
Labour, Green and TPM are trying to get rind of the current govt. So she is 100% correct in what she was saying.
Opportunity will talk with anyone; so they are not specifically trying to remove the current government. They are trying to get into government; which if they do, will technically be removing the current government; and replacing it with a 4 party coalition.
Labour is trying to get rid of the current government, greens and TPM are trying to give them another term. Taking a picture with patched up mongrel mob members in their headquarters just before an election is suicidal
I feel that Opportunity are the only party that haven't given me a reason to avoid them. Everyone else has major issues that make me want to avoid them.
They are ok but i just see no reason to vote for them. The country is not in a place where I'd vote for random people. I need a competent government asap.
So who do you think is more competent than Opportunity? Because there's a lot of options, but none are particularly impressive right now.
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