See: >https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammedAbsolute nonsense.
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to
National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National
Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly
supported by National Party politicians.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no
less a dangerous position.
See: >https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammed
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to
National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National
Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly
supported by National Party politicians.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no
less a dangerous position.
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
See: >>https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammedAbsolute nonsense.
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >>influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >>dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to
National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National >>Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly
supported by National Party politicians.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no
less a dangerous position.
On Thu, 14 Nov 2024 01:36:21 -0000 (UTC), TonyMore nonsense, and abuse.
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
See: >>>https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammedAbsolute nonsense.
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >>>influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >>>dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to >>>National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National >>>Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly >>>supported by National Party politicians.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no >>>less a dangerous position.
Yes your response is as usual a brain-fart with a total lack of
argument or justification. Perhaps you are an ACT supporter . . .
On 2024-11-14, Crash <nogood@dontbother.invalid> wrote:No, and they never will unless a more moderate parliament is elected.
On Thu, 14 Nov 2024 13:44:18 +1300, Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com>The USA was in a similar postion before the election on 5 November but
wrote:
See: >>>https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammedYou really are in fairy-land Rich. You cannot cite any of this but
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >>>influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >>>dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to >>>National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National >>>Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly >>>supported by National Party politicians.
still believe all this crap.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no >>>less a dangerous position.
The dangerous position we are in is that Labour might consider forming
a government supported by the Maori Party.
common sense ruled the day. The UK have gone hard left and things are not >going to well.
On Thu, 14 Nov 2024 13:44:18 +1300, Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
See: >>https://newrepublic.com/article/188346/transcript-paul-krugman-badly-trump-voters-scammedYou really are in fairy-land Rich. You cannot cite any of this but
Yes ACT is a relatively small party in the NZ government, but it has >>influence, through money, on a lot of policy issues. Importantly, ACT >>dominates the think tanks that are skilled at selling policies to
National MPs that they think are their own, but in reality are
financed by Atlas Network supporters. The NZ Taxpayer Union gives that
a very public face, and is probably better financed than the National >>Party, but they also have those international Atlas links that can
feed them ways to express ideas to get outrageous policies meekly
supported by National Party politicians.
still believe all this crap.
Thanks fully we are not in as bad a position as the USA, but we are no
less a dangerous position.
The dangerous position we are in is that Labour might consider forming
a government supported by the Maori Party.
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