This interview was conducted 2 days before the release of this article except for the last 3 lines. It may be out of date upon release. Following the resignation of Abrokenhero, it was left to The Opportunities Party to fill a vacancy, as unlike in the case of Te Tai Tonga, it was too close to a general election to call a by-election. This means … Continue reading AnswerMeNow1 speaks with TOP MP for Northland porriidge
A new poll conducted between 2 candidates for the Te Tai Tonga by-election, Stalin1953 of the Greens and stranger195 of the National Party, shows a comfortable lead for the Greens on 61%. No other candidate was polled, seemingly. Polls showed the combined Green-Labour vote on 62%, a slight increase of 2% from the general election. The Kiwi Party is on 10%, with the reincarnated TOP … Continue reading Te Tai Tonga by-election: Poll shows Greens lead
Tonight, Radio New Zealand asked Lieselta about Labour and Greens plans in the upcoming Te Tai Tonga by-election, Lieselta told Radio New Zealand that the Labour Party would not be standing and that the Greens are standing Stalin1953, whom the Labour Party will be endorsing. ARichTeaBiscuit confirmed that the Greens were standing Stalin1953. Stalin1953 was first elected as MP for Wairarapa in the July 2018 … Continue reading Te Tai Tonga by-election: Labour not standing, endorsing Greens candidate Stalin1953
Last night, after TOP had seemingly dissolved, Nothedarkweb, MP for Te Tai Tokerau, tweeted that “After the end of the TOP (sic) I find that there is no other party for me to join, so I shall continue as an independent member of the house using the TOP symbols by permission of eelsemaj99. The TOP (sic) will live on as a political project if not … Continue reading The Opportunities Party announces reconstruction, MP for Northland resigns
This morning, eelsemaj99 made a big announcement. The Opportunities Party was to dissolve, with its members going off to join different parties. MPs have gone every which way, with eelsemaj99 stating that “All our MPs were elected as electorate MPs, and I trust them to do what they deem best for their constituents.” This morning, eelsemaj99 made a big announcement. The Opportunities Party was to … Continue reading The Opportunities Party announces dissolution
Today, I spoke with the freshman MP for Whanganui and Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, LeChevalierMal-Fait. AnswerMeNow1 (A)- Recently, the house passed the non-binding ‘Motion to Join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for a Trans-Pacific Partnership’, which the government has not acted on. You’ve since introduced another motion urging the government to take action. If it passes, are you expecting the government to say something … Continue reading AnswerMeNow1 sits down with the Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
Today, I spoke with Sir Fresh3001, MP for East Cape and Shadow Minister for Housing, about a variety of issues facing New Zealand and about the government of the day. AnswerMeNow1 (A): Now, recently the Greens withdrew a bill to amend the carbon tax- a private members’ bill that had resulted in division amidst the government. Why do you think they had done this, especially … Continue reading AnswerMeNow1 speaks with Sir Fresh3001 about the government and the Kiwi Party
Recently, there have been many claims, spearheaded by Whig party leader Plupsnup, that the newly appointed Prime Minister of Australia, PM-ME-SPRINKLES, is racist against Asians. On 10 June 2019, the day PM-ME-SPRINKLES took office, Plupsnup tweeted the following- The new PM is a racist against Asians “because they are taking jobs back to China” Plupsnup This came with no verification and a fairly obvious typo … Continue reading Fact Check: Is Australia’s PM racist towards Asians?
The proposal of an amended carbon tax has been a particularly controversial one within this government. (In the interest of full disclosure, I voted in favour of such a tax but am writing from a neutral perspective) A private member’s bill written by imnofox and drawn from the biscuit tin has divided both the government and the opposition. The Greens were united in their support … Continue reading Government disunity over amending carbon tax
Recent opinion polls conducted for two Australian by-elections have shown that the Socialist Party, the senior party of government in Australia, has taken a lead in opinion polling for the seats of Sydney and Moncrieff in Australia. In Sydney, Socialist candidate Horror-HQ is on 41.3% in this safe-Liberal seat. The Liberal candidate, JohnVolser, is hemorrhaging votes to both the Socialists and Whig party leader, Plupsnup. … Continue reading Government seizes primary vote lead in Sydney, Moncrieff polls
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