Order Paper: Banishing bogies and pre-election
Elections are about a lot of things but entwined in those things are matters of trust, confidence and affinity with the people running for election.
Fred Dagg thumped the lectern, Khrushchev-style, only unlike the former Soviet leader he used a gumboot rather than a shoe.
“Wallace Rowling has warts on his bottie!” Dagg declared.
“Are you to vote for a man with warts on his bottie?”
The skit – a satire on the 1975 election campaign of
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Order Paper: Banishing bogies and pre-election
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