Turns out it wasn’t just on the Mike Hosking Breakfast the Prime Minister got caught out saying stuff that you can quite justifiably say wasn’t true. Small note to those who surround the Prime Minister and in some way shape or form offer him advice - tell him to stop it. And given the heightened awareness of policy - whether through announcements or detail - you can’t just make stuff up. You can’t say poor people buy more frozen veggies when you don’t know that to true. You can’t say you aren’t campaigning when it’s patently evident it isn’t true and you can’t say your signature policy announcement didn’t get enough coverage when it got more than anything else.
