Political Caption Competition – spot the difference
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One of them has one, the other one is one.
New Zealand, somethings never change .
“The Rose & thorn.”
One is a Maori woman struggling to raise a child in poverty, who now receives condemnation 20 years after admitting in desperation she deceived the state.
The other is a greedy well off white male who also deceived the state … minus the condemnation!
See the difference?
Another billboard that should be everywhere :
” The Cullen fund: a fund started by deputy prime minister Cullen to provide future superannuation for all kiwis”
“English fund: $32000 of taxpayer money in illegal accommodation allowance deputy PM English insisted he was entitled to until forced to pay back”
Rock Star
That needs to be a billboard on every corner.
Totally agree