what to choose- they both sound pink! it's too late, but i don't know the results. i'd say - the man wins, the lady loses. although it could well be the other way around.
Though despite what that article says, it's yet to seen how much influence the Act Party will have, as Key will be talking to the more left-leaning Maori Party, who will have as many seats as the Act Party.
Probably, though Key is definitely to the right, hence his election victory speech is a bit more arrogant and with much banging on about individual aspirations...
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it's too late, but i don't know the results. i'd say - the man wins, the lady loses. although it could well be the other way around.
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But your first pick was right...
http://news.smh.com.au/world/new-zealand-opposition-wins-election-20081108-5kld.html
Though despite what that article says, it's yet to seen how much influence the Act Party will have, as Key will be talking to the more left-leaning Maori Party, who will have as many seats as the Act Party.
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http://tvnz.co.nz/view/video_popup_flash_skin/2295572