Pakeha Party good news for John Key
An unlikely combination of factors have come to the PM's rescue.
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The proposed Pakeha Party has raced ahead to become New Zealand’s second-most-liked political Facebook page, behind only John Key’s.
Its success this week raises the important 21st century philosophical problem of the nature of a Facebook “like”. Does it imply approval or endorsement? Or
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Matthew Hooton
Sat, 13 Jul 2013
Sat, 13 Jul 2013
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Pakeha Party good news for John Key
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