Open Letter to Labour & National Auckland Central voters – Why you should vote Chloe Swarbrick
I’ve lived in Auckland Central most of my life. Unfortunately I don’t live there now because if I did, I would vote for Chloe.
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Political Caption Competition
Hello Sweeties, Paula here selling you your new dream National Party home.
You’ll notice there’s lots of indoor-outdoor flow so you can bash beneficiaries in the lounge or in the garden.
Look at the high ceilings for your overblown ego to fit inside and you’re just inside a grammar zone so you can still laugh at poor children walking to public schools.
This house will last 9 years and then implode.
Thank you sweeties!