The Green Party and the muesli muncher problem
Order Paper: Metiria Turei's benefit fraud admission was a large political risk as the Greens were in the process of making themselves look unthreatening.
The Green Party’s predecessor, the Values Party, was much mocked during its 1970s heydey as being a bit weird.
Strange, bearded, sandal-wearing, dope smoking hippies, there was a favoured epithet for them: “muesli munchers.”
Eating muesli was a strange, fringe activity in the 1970s. Breakfast
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The Green Party and the muesli muncher problem
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