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| founder = Stefan Bober | | founder = Stefan Bober | ||
| founded = April 1, 2008 | | founded = April 1, 2008 | ||
| headquarters = 13-29 The Esplanade, New Konigstadt CCR <br>A9K 2J5<br>Candanadium | | headquarters = 13-29 The Esplanade, New Konigstadt CCR <br>A9K 2J5<br>[[Candanadium]] | ||
| ideology = Populism<br>Single-issue politics:<br>- Subsidized budget tourism<br>- Forestation of roundabouts<br>- Maximum bike lane width<br>- Public provision of the national flower (poppies) | | ideology = Populism<br>Single-issue politics:<br>- Subsidized budget tourism<br>- Forestation of roundabouts<br>- Maximum bike lane width<br>- Public provision of the national flower (poppies) | ||
| slogan = ''Wow! Only real issues''<br>''Wow! Nur echten Sachen'' (Kanadiaans) | | slogan = ''Wow! Only real issues''<br>''Wow! Nur echten Sachen'' (Kanadiaans) | ||
Revision as of 03:07, 26 February 2024
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| Leader | Stefan Bober |
| Secretary-General | Karl Bober |
| Founder | Stefan Bober |
| Founded | April 1, 2008 |
| Headquarters | 13-29 The Esplanade, New Konigstadt CCR A9K 2J5 Candanadium |
| Ideology | Populism Single-issue politics: - Subsidized budget tourism - Forestation of roundabouts - Maximum bike lane width - Public provision of the national flower (poppies) |
| Slogan | Wow! Only real issues Wow! Nur echten Sachen (Kanadiaans) |
Wow! is a single-issue political party in Candanadium founded in 2008 by activist and journalist Stefan Bober, who has led the party since its inception.
The party has been described by the Konigstadt Chronicle as "a one-man farce", an "ego trip", and a "social venture for irritable suburban retirees". Its only current MP, Brian Finch (Waldrand-Cape Communities NTC), is a retired politician who served as Minister of Agriculture under the Democratic Party government of Chancellor Rüdiger Thaler (1983–1987), who joined the party after being expelled from the Democratic Party for making remarks against the election of women to Parliament.