15-10-2023, 04:10 PM
Somehow, Kiwi voters have managed to piss off both the McBishop & Liz Gunn. They're not happy campers with the voters. 
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/...fTEHbzj3yI
"Leaders of some of the minor parties that failed to win any parliamentary seats in the election have reacted emotionally over the results, including New Zealand Loyal's Liz Gunn and Freedoms NZ's Brian Tamaki.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/...fTEHbzj3yI
"Leaders of some of the minor parties that failed to win any parliamentary seats in the election have reacted emotionally over the results, including New Zealand Loyal's Liz Gunn and Freedoms NZ's Brian Tamaki.
With 100 percent of the preliminary votes counted National has 50 seats, Labour 34, the Greens 14, ACT 11, New Zealand First 8 and Te Pāti Māori 4.
Tamaki raged at "gutless Christians" from the stage at a Destiny Church gathering held on Sunday morning, warning his congregation about "what kind of Kiwis" we have in Aotearoa according to the election results.
Gunn, an anti-vaccine former TV presenter, had predicted her New Zealand Loyal party would win 2 million votes in the election - but ahead of the special votes being counted the party is sitting at 1.15 percent of the total, equalling 26,141 votes.
Leaders of some of the minor parties that failed to win any parliamentary seats in the election have reacted emotionally over the results, including New Zealand Loyal's Liz Gunn and Freedoms NZ's Brian Tamaki.
With 100 percent of the preliminary votes counted National has 50 seats, Labour 34, the Greens 14, ACT 11, New Zealand First 8 and Te Pāti Māori 4.
Tamaki raged at "gutless Christians" from the stage at a Destiny Church gathering held on Sunday morning, warning his congregation about "what kind of Kiwis" we have in Aotearoa according to the election results.
Gunn, an anti-vaccine former TV presenter, had predicted her New Zealand Loyal party would win 2 million votes in the election - but ahead of the special votes being counted the party is sitting at 1.15 percent of the total, equalling 26,141 votes.
"We are being ruled by a criminal cabal and at the very least, utter bullies," said Gunn at a New Zealand Loyal event held on election night, a video of which was posted on the party's Facebook page.
"You can all take great comfort and great heart because we've come together because we've all woken up, we'll never go back to sleep again. We'll never let them divide us again. We'll keep building this country this way."