I mean, no shit. They're a political party, of course they want to get back into government. This is like an athlete or racing driver saying they want to win.
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I wonder how much our recent fuel crisis helped with that?
No, the registered owner was the one who had the chip registered to them.
Winston sounds like such a fucking tool when he starts ranting on about woke this and that.
I guess so, unless there's some serious magic thinking happening over there.
It does make getting a 20+kwh house battery an absolute no brainer though.
I've seen that comment a few times.
They're most likely to go with Labour, that's the main party who best aligns with them, but saying that means they have a lot less bargaining power.
Labour takes the Green party for granted to an extent because they're never going to go with National, TOP stating who they will work with would be a massive mistake for them to make.
Quite interesting that the US is so low down the list. Having said that, I wouldn't trust their news either.
I suspect most of them are coming from Labour and Green voters.
I'm tempted to sign up for one of these under a pseudonym. Do you think anyone would notice that Heywood Jablome had joined their scheme.
I decided a long time ago that the hassle and privacy issues of those loyalty schemes do not make being a member worthwhile.
Pretty sure you can't get arrested for that, they'd just take the house.
"borrowed" from the palmerston north Facebook page, multiple people thought this would work. It didn't.
They tried it earlier with a van, and managed to get the back wheels off the ground.
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Why do you think that might be the case? Do you think all Green parties are one organisation or something?