Labour has launched a new website design, with the emphasis on the message it launched at the weekend to "Vote Positive".
But an alert Keeping Stock reader has alerted us to the fact that someone seems to be largely missing from the banner header; check this out:
In urging New Zealanders to Vote Positive, it would appear that Labour has decided, as it did in 2011 with then-leader Phil Goff, people are more likely to vote for them if they don't see David Cunliffe.
And who knows; it might just work!
Footnote: No; the image hasn't been cropped or digitally altered to exclude David Cunliffe (at our end, anyway). Here's exactly how it appears online.
But an alert Keeping Stock reader has alerted us to the fact that someone seems to be largely missing from the banner header; check this out:
In urging New Zealanders to Vote Positive, it would appear that Labour has decided, as it did in 2011 with then-leader Phil Goff, people are more likely to vote for them if they don't see David Cunliffe.
And who knows; it might just work!
Footnote: No; the image hasn't been cropped or digitally altered to exclude David Cunliffe (at our end, anyway). Here's exactly how it appears online.
