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My new favourite newspaper correction pic.twitter.com/wGaFcuAMeh
— Paul Cunningham (@cunninghampaul) August 2, 2018
Please share this BFD Stuff up so others can discover The BFD.
ACT’s manifesto puts $22 billion of savings on the table over four years, debt $12.4b lower by 2031, Super at 67 by 2035, and a three-year minimum wage freeze. One headline muddled that to $2b. Hipkins still has not priced his first week.
It’s true that you can’t choose your family, but if it includes members of an organisation that unrepentantly peddles misery and violence – and you are neither willing to denounce their behaviour nor distance yourself from them – politics is always going to be a very risky career choice.
Sensible Sentencing Trust put Swarbrick, Davidson and Hipkins under “BACKING THE GANGS”. The Greens complained. JCDecaux paused the ads. Swarbrick called it a “despicable downgrading of democracy”. The billboards rest on the Greens’ own words.
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