Of headless chooks and ruling the post-election roost
Order Paper: The political classes are, in the main, behaving in a reminiscent of a bunch of fowl after an unfortunate appointment with Madame La Guillotine.
Thu, 31 Aug 2017
It has happened early this time.
The part of an election campaign we should probably call – for reasons of accuracy if not taste – the "headless chook phase" usually doesn't arrive until the final 10 days or so.
Yet, here we already are, nearly four weeks out from polling day.
And the
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