There’s general agreement nowadays. Our politics stinks. So does the media.
What’s less clear, however, is if one begat the other or the whiff surrounding both began at the same time.
Old parties, like old media, are finding it harder than ever cutting through.
However, unlike their colleagues in the fourth estate, the politicians can still rig rules in their favour.
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