
Originally Posted by
Stylo
No policies announced or forthcoming, totally in-line with the Mana/ Internet doctrine which is simply an agenda to remove the John Key Government.
You don't read very widely, do you.

Originally Posted by
TDB
..Because of confused reporting some people think this arrangement is a merger of Mana and the Internet Party. It isn’t. Instead it’s a strategic alliance (or strategic warfare as a friend puts it) where each party remains separate and independent but we co-operate together to form a group called Internet-Mana which will put forward a joint party list in the election campaign.
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There will be those who say Mana has only gone into this arrangement for the potential campaign money which the Internet Party can provide. However Mana’s priorities for 2014 have always been the Māori electorate seats and we already have the maximum funds we can spend on those campaigns. (In the three months leading up the election only $25,000 is able to be spent on an electorate campaign)
Where the additional resources will help is in the Internet-Mana party vote campaign. Mana on its own would have struggled to run a strong party vote campaign but now a joint campaign committee will oversee and fund this campaign.
Not sure if I like the alliance or not - the only thing they appear to have in common is to get rid of Jonkey - otherwise, a party fighting for the bottom of society, with a bunch of wealthy fatcats seems odd. Interesting if it works out.
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