Order Paper: Saggy centrism and an election to win
Mr Key would like to be the Richie McCaw of politics and to set a record run at the top. Five election wins would do that.
There were six in the bed, and John Key said, “roll over, roll over! So they all rolled over and one fell out …”
Well that might be a slight exaggeration – but then again, maybe not.
What is most striking about Prime Minister John Key’s lengthy interview with this newspaper last week is not
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Order Paper: Saggy centrism and an election to win
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