IT’S election season, and I believe my number one, at the tender age of three-and-a-half, is already showing signs that he could be heading for the Dáil.
As a local election looms and I admire our overflowing bucket of kindling, full to the brim with election pamphlets, I can’t help but think how politicians and three-year-olds are basically the same people. The latter are slightly more trustworthy when it comes to getting legislation over the line and reaching a measured agreement with the opposition, i.e, their parents.
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