After NSW Premier Mike Baird, with his Greens and neo-Marxist allies rammed through a ban on greyhound racing, ‘Kim Il Baird’ and ‘Benito Baird’ were just some of the appellations angry critics used for the man who was once a political pin-up. There was a growing despair among those in his parliamentary party still faithful to their founder’s principles, and in the general public.
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