Judith Collins, who identifies as an essential worker and even a future leader of the brave little nation of Aotearoa, is all over the media this morning being as noisy and angry and rowdy as a politician can possibly be.
Bad move. Here are some settings where everyone expects you to keep it down
- Match point at the tennis
- Ten minutes after baby has gone to sleep
- A wake
- On morning TV as people butter their Vogels toast and make their coffee and you’re almost there in person in their lounge room on the great big screen
Indira Stewart is asking her fair-enough questions that could nonetheless piss a politician off if they’ve formed the paranoid conviction that the media is out to get them.
