Comments on: …. NZ First to keep up the good fight……

By: Jon

Jon — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 07:39:02 +0000

I can’t believe over 1 million people voted John Key in…Good Luck NZF In 2011. I am a strong believer in all your policies and am gutted you didn’t get back in again. Any other party would have vanished by now, but oh no, NZF won’t. I know it. Thanks Winston - over 90,000 people will miss you.

By: Anne Wilks

Anne Wilks — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 21:10:31 +0000

If this blog is to be seriously maintained we need to agree on what needs to be promoted in the future as policy, and find out what we did that did or did not result in support at the last election. Therein we should catch the fancy of the king public. Otherwise, we are just bleating and cackling. If anyone wants to put in their two bits (a relic of my previous US slanguage) and suggest what we should DO they can email me: pwgp@clear.net.nz.

By: O.J.

O.J. — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 10:01:44 +0000

Dead On Peter McCormack, Heaps and loads of unfininished business to attend to. The only change in leadership shall be facilitating the prodigal return of New Zealand First, Winston Peters, et alia straight back to Parliament. Even at this hour,this is not wishful thinking, and will be achieved through patience, dilligence, communication , and determination. Oh, and a wee bit renumeration wouldn’t be amiss either.

By: helena

helena — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 09:51:58 +0000

Hi again,

Merry Christmas, one and all. I believe NZF and Winston can easily make it back next time, and three years isn’t that long. The Greens fell well short of expectations and Labour got a right drubbing, United Future barely rated, Anderton is a band of one. Next time will be fascinating, will crime have come down, the economy have picked up? Labour did sit on their hands for the last three years, in my opinion. Seasons Greetings, hope to meet you all in Tauranga, some time.

By: Marise Bishop

Marise Bishop — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 03:30:56 +0000

Hi naive newby and other keen supports.

The meeting on Monday held in Hamilton was excellent because I was able to listen to the local electorate, express his opinions, where how and why, fairly constructive.

I announced my decision at the meeting, that my entourage and I will commit ourselves to the future of NZFirst.

Winston expressed the caucus has resolved to regroup and prepare to get back into Parliament at the next election.

We patiently await for the direction at leadership level.

Our next official meeting is the last week of Jan 09.

Xmas party at the local electorates house 12th December and I am going because I need to network within the supporters.

Naive Newby, see you in TG within the next 8 months.

Merry Xmas all… Its not over yet!