DSC selects Mischele Rhodes for Hamilton West
DSC selects Mischele Rhodes for Hamilton West
Patient's Rights Advocate Mischele Rhodes has
been selected as the Democrats for Social Credit Party’s
candidate for Hamilton West.
As Vice President of Patient's Rights Advocacy Waikato, Ms Rhodes says she is "passionate about championing issues that adversely affect people". She dedicates much of her time fighting for transparency and accountability.
"I am compelled to stand for Parliament this election because of the many international political influences in agreements such as the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA). I am opposed to the provisions in such agreements which may very likely destroy our Kiwi way of life, and take away the ability of our government to make decisions for the benefit of New Zealanders.
“My partner & I are raising two young men and know the issues facing families today.
“I have a proven track record as Vice President of the Hamilton Residents and Ratepayers Association Inc., Vice Chairperson of Patients' Rights Advocacy Waikato Inc., previous Trustee of the Hamilton Permaculture Trust, 10 years with Hamilton City Victim Support Group, plus a 12 year banking career.
“I’m proud to stand for the
Democrats for Social Credit party and fully subscribe to its
founding principles that:-
Systems should be made for
people, not people for systems; any that fail to serve
people should be reformed or discarded.
The individual
is more important than the
state.”
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