When politicians deny and say they aren’t at all interested in the leadership, they’re lying through their teeth.
Kieran McAnulty has long been rumoured to have a hankering for the Labour Party’s leadership. It’s pretty much an open secret around Wellington that when Chris Hipkins manages to secure a golden parachute then McAnulty will step up.
The fact he is denying pretty much confirms that he’s running:
The media remains flummoxed as to why so many people no longer believe them. A bit of honest self-reflection might help. Until then, expect more of the same: routine governance dressed up as scandal whenever the wrong team scores a goal.
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