At a very early age in a budding politician’s career, they learn how to stack; not as children with a set of coloured blocks, not as teenagers stacking shelves, but rounding up stray votes which guarantee the election of their mates in the Party.
So it shouldn’t come as any surprise that as a politician moves into a more ministerial role later in life, they put the art of stacking to very good use.
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