And when she's not on TV talking the Easter bunny and saving lives, Jacinda Ardern's doing Facebook Lives from home. She is an extremely savvy user of social media - she's way ahead of National on this.
In fact it appears she relies almost more on social media than mainstream media, who are so enamoured with her anyway it doesn't matter.
And if she's not on TV at 1pm, or on radio stations in the mornings, or on Facebook, or the lead headline in every newspaper, then she's got partner Clarke Gayford at home tweeting out the cutesy family homey stuff, playing to the 'we're real people just like you' thing.
That 'I cut their hair with supermarket scissors' thing or whatever it was.
What's Simon Bridges got? None of that.
No platform at all, no media support crew eagerly championing his every slogan.
No Facebook Lives from inside Premier House with a toddler.
No social media-savvy partner tweeting up a storm.
I'm surprised actually she hasn't gagged him like she did her ministers.
You'd think at some point she'd be like - Clarke can you not? I'm drowning in publicity right now can you not grab headlines over the box dye and the cafe?
Actually the media's to blame for that too, they cannot get enough, they cannot breathlessly report fast enough his every tweet.
Add to the mix, a global pandemic - all that fear - what do people do in anxious times? Turn to leaders. They become myopic - we can only see Jacinda.
And she's good. She has mastered the art of soothing communication in difficult times.
