Talk:New Zealand Democratic Party
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As far as I can see the New Zealand Democratic Party takes a position in the New Zealand political spectrum similar to progressive liberal parties elsewhere. Therefore I included it in the category Liberal parties. I added a simple explanation in the introduction. Gangulf 10:13, 22 Jul 2004 (UTC)
After reading the policies and beliefs of the 'Democrats for Social Credit' and the 'Direct Democracy' parties, I would very much like to see the your party(NZ Democratic Party)join with the other two parties sharing the same principles and beliefs.Iron out your slight variations of policy and find a common ground in which to grow and give confidence to the people of New Zealand so that they may easier believe that there is a strong enough party with strong enough policies to lead us out of the debt system we are living with.I ,for one, are going to vote for the 'Direct Democracy party' this year.My very first vote went to Social Credit back in the 1950's--60's,and it was only when the party begun to fragment itself with other parties continually,that I gave up and voted for the 'greens party'instead.To get the required numbers and have any chance of making further inroads to get the message across,it needs 'one strong party'to lead the way,instead of taking away much needed votes from one another.These are desperate times--humble yourselves and band together for the common goal of political salvation for all NZ'ers. Sincerely,Jenny Lockett,Te Puke,BOP.
Jenny, this is not a website for the NZ Democratic Party. This is an encyclopedia article about that party. You should address your comemtns to the party itself. There is a link to the party's website at the end of the article. Ground Zero | t 22:56, 17 September 2005 (UTC)
Do the Democrats and Social Credit really need seperate pages? They are after all the same party just with a name change? This is especially true now that the Democrats have gone back to promoting themselves with the slogan "Democrats for Social Credit". Things like a list of MP's and Leaders equally apply to both parties. Mattlore 01:36, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
