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How did he do it?
"A lot of phone calls."
Here's Andrew's account.
Possum writes:
A person of Andrew’s public policy caliber getting a better-than-good chance to enter the nation’s Parliament is literally a once in a generation affair.
Congrats to Andrew – anyone that cares about thoughtful, empirical based policy with a humanist lean and the raw power of intellectual analysis should tonight be rejoicing.
This is what Parliament is supposed to be.
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