Political Caption Competition
Privilege never looked so beige and undeserved.
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Political Caption Competition
Never forget that for most of his press conference, the Prime Minister was justifying carpet bombing for Christ
“And now that I’ve successfully knifed Simon Bridges, I intend to make the most of my opportunity to be a pompous, self-important tosser until Luxon knifes me in six months time.”
Like any team in politics some are more equal then others. Kaye is beside Muller but Collins is standing forward of her
Kaye is a puppet a figurehead who will be in the background. Collins is the kingmaker and will get what she wants
Appearance is all. Why is Nikki dressed in mainly black? In an earlier photo I thought I was looking at Hannah Tamaki for a sec; she looks good in black. And why don’t they all have their hands in the same place?
I thought they were a team. I notice Gerry Brownlee’s are to his back and wonder if he is holding anything.