Don Brash announced yesterday that the ACT Party, if it still exists after November, may not go into formal coalition with any government.
And nor should they
A principled party would not need to.
And a party with John Banks holding the anchor seat would not want to.
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If they have above 10% - in particular 15% or more
then they must
Half the current National caucus was brought into Parliament by Sir Don Brash - they owe him their allegience. Half of the rest are capable of simple arithmetic: they know Don is far far better for NZ than Bill.
Don should be Finance Minister
Hell - Don should have been PM and Helllen in Gaol.
But a good ACT showing means Don would have the numbers to roll English.
Don should be Finance Minister.
But if you think the ACT Party will get anywhere near 10% of the vote, you're delusional.
And if you want John Banks anywhere near cabinet, you're insane.
And if you think the Libertarianz will get anywhere near 0.1% of the vote you're delusional.
Forget about ACT Pete and concentrate on your own embarrassment of a party.
Ah yes, another bold and insightful comment from someone too timid even to leave a name.
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