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  1. Te Pati Kakariki will still poll over 5%,they do cater to the woke in fact that’s all they cater for.

  2. It would be a shame to lose their voice in Parliment but I would hate to see the have any real control especially if it was in bed with the Maori Party as back up to the Labour Party

  3. In present state they are just a lap dog for Labour anyway. Unless they can make them selves a blue/ green party and be able to have policy wins with Nat’s also.

  4. Greybeard pundits and tory blokes may hate the Greens with a vengeance, but the fact is the brand is strong and they will be back in Parliament on current figures.

    A lot of what Martyn says is correct, but nonetheless strategically and tactically Greens need to be there to keep the nasty Natzos, and deadly spawn of the Chicago Boys and Douglas–ACT–well away from Parliamentary office.

    If the Parliamentary right can be squashed this year they will not be back in a hurry as time waits for no one.

  5. The entire Green Party Movement internationally is headed in the same direction as The Greens in Germany — an assortment of rabidly pro-war, pro-N.A.T.O, anti-socialist, Third Way liberals dressed up in multi-coloured woke leisure suits.

    J.T. won’t be able to attract broad support either, due to the divisive racialist nationalism that his entire party is based on.

    This should be an election where local independents begin to emerge (both Corbynite and Trumpian), but apparently the country is far too brain-dead (and brainwashed) for that to happen.

    1. @Kristoff R. Agreed, modern progressive politics seems to have become a fashionable activity for urban middle class. Having voted Labour/Green since I could vote, I’ll be sitting this one out. With their focus on economic issues, if TMP dropped the woke identity politics (which is not the same as championing Māori issues) I could vote for them, but for now they are too enamoured with the intersectional bandwagon.

  6. People vote for their brand – hardly for their ability to ever go through with any policies.

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