Prime Minister Helen Clark ranks 58, one below Ian Wishart on the "most trusted" list. Perhaps that's why I treat a press release from Helen about an article from Investigate as far less credible.
And in a display of the kind of logic that make the liberal lap-dog subcategory of newspaper reporters the least respected profession, reporter Hank Schouten says more parents preferred their kids to go into the sex industry than drive a bus or a cab. This was because bus drivers featured on the "least favoured" career by parents for their children, and sex workers were listed as "least trusted". The fool.
NZ's most trusted survey?
And in a display of the kind of logic that make the liberal lap-dog subcategory of newspaper reporters the least respected profession, reporter Hank Schouten says more parents preferred their kids to go into the sex industry than drive a bus or a cab. This was because bus drivers featured on the "least favoured" career by parents for their children, and sex workers were listed as "least trusted". The fool.
NZ's most trusted survey?
NZ's most trusted...
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She is also 7 below Kevin Brady which I think is just as significant as Wishart.
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