Political Caption Competition

Spot the difference: Trick question, both are stuffed.

Spot the difference: Trick question, both are stuffed.

‘Some would stop at nothing to prevent it’ – homosexual law reform 40 years on The Homosexual Law Reform Bill,…

Actors from The Office reflect on 25-year legacy Actors who starred in the UK version of The Office have been…

Graham Platner officially withdraws candidacy for US Senate in Maine Paperwork ends Democratic campaign laden with scandals, including most recently…

Oh here we go, It’s election time, so here comes the Taxpayers’ Union and ACT Party self-manufactured fragile snowflake war…

Trump’s European allies add distance on Iran following testy NATO summit President Donald Trump left the NATO summit in Turkey…

The de-banking of the Canary is a warning. If they can silence us, they can silence anyone. Without a bank…
And only one is soft and cuddly …
Caption: “National had run out of coalition partners, so English was forced to resort to Plan B; bringing out his childhood friend.”
The ultimate juxtaposition – dissimilarities expose their political persuasions
In Opposition, Bill English awkwardly grasps at a product of ‘those dark satanic mills’ – a synthetic monster devoid of character.
What about the wool industry?
It’s not all about poo-cows!
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern continues to warmly embrace eager recipients – real people.
Blinguish, you are judged by the company you keep!
Gone by lunchtime we hope as this thug is another version of Shonkey John Key.
The National Party organisers thought that having a mascot that is one-eyed was very representative of their voters.