7.11.08 Vote for change you can believe in
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And remember, National voted for: the legalization of prostitution, the anti-satire rules in Parliament, the anti-smacking law, and the free-trade deal with China. John Key even refused to meet with HH the Dalai Lama when he came to New Zealand. A vote for National and ACT means the return of Sir Roger Douglas, the man whose cold, anti-humanist free-market ideas saw to our drop in the OECD, the increase in food bank numbers, and the widening gap between rich and poor. Whomever you vote for, vote for real change today. Minor parties can be a moderating influence on the major ones, to keep them in check and to keep everyday New Zealanders like you and me at the top of their minds. Of course I am running for the Alliance but you need to make up your mind on who is best for your values. But I can bet you it won’t be a major party. And of the minors, I can bet you it won’t be ACT. Posted by Jack Yan, 23:32 Comments:
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