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Hans Laven launches his campaign for Tauranga this weekend.
“At a time when children more than ever need the strength and authority that fathers can provide, the Clark government continues to promote a culture that blames and undermines men. It continues to preside over a Family Court that destroys parental goodwill and cooperation.”
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Go Hans, Best Wishes, Full support from here.
I would like to know how we can support Hans from the South Island
Karen why not become a candidate yourself?
I hope things go well this weekend. Good on you Hans Laven.
Thanks for good wishes. A group of us launched my campaign today, meeting thousands of people, distributing ciculars and explaining Republic of NZ policy directions. This is the only party with male-friendly policies. (Though I guess the Libertarianz and some of the family-friendly policies of the Christian parties may also be indirectly male-friendly).
Yes, good suggestion Peter that others consider candidacy. It’s a good opportunity to get better ideas out there, and who knows, strange things can happen in politics.