| Well done Leanne 07:20 - May 6 with 3094 views | builthjack |
She did it then |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 07:29 - May 6 with 2237 views | acejack3065 |
Indeed, ran a good campaign and a thoroughly deserved win for Leanne.
Interesting set of results... |  | | |
| Well done Leanne on 08:00 - May 6 with 2188 views | Kilkennyjack |
As we all know, our Leanne is lovely - and a massive swans fan on the quiet. Well done Mrs Wood. 👠|  |
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| Well done Leanne on 08:12 - May 6 with 2168 views | acejack3065 |
| Well done Leanne on 08:00 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
As we all know, our Leanne is lovely - and a massive swans fan on the quiet. Well done Mrs Wood. 👠|
A rugby girl surely? | | | |
| Well done Leanne on 09:05 - May 6 with 2105 views | Brynmill_Jack |
Another false dawn for plaid. No real progress for them and depressingly Labour have carte blanche again to do spend as much of the Welsh budget on Cardiff city centre. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 09:18 - May 6 with 2084 views | ymaohyd |
| Well done Leanne on 09:05 - May 6 by Brynmill_Jack |
Another false dawn for plaid. No real progress for them and depressingly Labour have carte blanche again to do spend as much of the Welsh budget on Cardiff city centre. |
Key thing for Plaid is taking the Rhondda, which hopefully may mean, with hard work that we (Plaid) can make in roads into other areas of the valleys, Neath etc.
You are absolutely right though about Labour, I could cry. More massive investment for Cardiff. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 09:36 - May 6 with 2047 views | monmouth |
| Well done Leanne on 09:18 - May 6 by ymaohyd |
Key thing for Plaid is taking the Rhondda, which hopefully may mean, with hard work that we (Plaid) can make in roads into other areas of the valleys, Neath etc.
You are absolutely right though about Labour, I could cry. More massive investment for Cardiff. |
Every time they get elected they will ramp up the inequality in Welsh investment (and I'm not banging a swansea v cardiff drum...there are many areas of wales totally abandoned beyond the M4 corridor). They will feel increasingly bulletproof and invincible.
It will be the same with the EU if we vote to stay in. Sometimes it's best not to have a vote as it strengthens and entrenches further a poor position by taking away any credible threat.
(I'm not saying we should vote to come out of the EU here by the way. Just illustrating the dangers of giving full legitimacy by a simple majority.) |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 09:55 - May 6 with 2035 views | dickythorpe |
The turnouts have been poor again. |  | | |
| Well done Leanne on 10:20 - May 6 with 2012 views | nice_to_michu |
| Well done Leanne on 09:55 - May 6 by dickythorpe |
The turnouts have been poor again. |
Yeh it's poor, but better than last time.
General election last year + Welsh Assembly election + EU referendum this year + general trend of lower turnouts since world war 2 = the situation we have now |  | | |
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| Well done Leanne on 11:26 - May 6 with 1967 views | raynor94 |
No more cheap dates for Leighton Andrews, he's been dumped!  |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 12:25 - May 6 with 1909 views | Lohengrin |
| Well done Leanne on 08:12 - May 6 by acejack3065 |
A rugby girl surely? |
Self-flagellation would be the activity for her, something suitably OAUSTEEYAA. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 12:40 - May 6 with 1885 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Well done Leanne on 09:18 - May 6 by ymaohyd |
Key thing for Plaid is taking the Rhondda, which hopefully may mean, with hard work that we (Plaid) can make in roads into other areas of the valleys, Neath etc.
You are absolutely right though about Labour, I could cry. More massive investment for Cardiff. |
They've had success in the Rhonda before, can't remember if it was taking control of the council or for parliament . Swansea's people are voting for a party that has started ruining the city now have the mandate to finish the job [Post edited 6 May 2016 12:41]
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| Well done Leanne on 18:54 - May 6 with 1737 views | ItchySphincter |
I bet she's pi$$ed today.  |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 18:56 - May 6 with 1733 views | Gowerjack |
She has a very sexy voice.
I would I bet she's a right dirty cow. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 20:27 - May 6 with 1686 views | trampie |
Well done Leanne, it could have been a great night for Plaid but they just missed out on so many seats yet again, which has been a recurring theme for years, one day perhaps they will win a raft of seats by small margins. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 21:34 - May 6 with 1617 views | Phileas_Fogg |
Stayed in Chester this week due to work. Noticed on the way up from the Brecons to Llandridnodd that nearly all the farm borders on the left of the roads had the Tory signs and on the right had LibDem signs. Think I only saw one of Plaid and no support for Labour. On a side note the Little Chef in Builth does a cracking breakfast. |  | | |
| Well done Leanne on 23:44 - May 6 with 1556 views | dobjack2 |
| Well done Leanne on 20:27 - May 6 by trampie |
Well done Leanne, it could have been a great night for Plaid but they just missed out on so many seats yet again, which has been a recurring theme for years, one day perhaps they will win a raft of seats by small margins. |
Plaid have a dilemma which is why they are treading water whilst the SNP march on.
SNP have destroyed Scottish labour by making them redundant. The SNP are a left of centre party concentrating on looking after Scotland separate from a right wing England.
Plaid should be able to do the same to Welsh Labour which in the main is hardly left wing but they fail each time with new dawn after new dawn that leads nowhere.
Why? Their traditional support is the Welsh speaking areas and they are tied into the Welsh language. Their problem is convincing the electorate in the rest of Wales that a vote for plaid won't leave non Welsh speakers as second class citizens. They need to be more inclusive and being wedded to the Welsh language alienates them from large parts of the electorate.
They are so deeply wedded to the Welsh language that they can't put it into the background and their grass root support won't let them do that anyway.
Without the Welsh language issue holding them back I think that they could replace Welsh labour in much the same way that the SNP replaced Scottish labour.
And there lies their dilemma. How to be more inclusive and widen their appeal to a greater range of voters without alienating their grass root support. |  | | |
| Well done Leanne on 07:03 - May 7 with 1508 views | Loyal |
| Well done Leanne on 20:27 - May 6 by trampie |
Well done Leanne, it could have been a great night for Plaid but they just missed out on so many seats yet again, which has been a recurring theme for years, one day perhaps they will win a raft of seats by small margins. |
The Henry Cooper of Welsh politics, floundering on the canvas after a great start and lots of promise. Still every one loves a tryer eh ? What Plaid are really doing is taking away from the real opposition the real votes to oust the Tory's completely. And then people wonder why the Torys win a few things in Wales. And indeed why this UKIP thing won't go away.
It would be fantastic to have what Scotland have but you have to face facts. Wales has a unity with the British Union, with people willing to stand alongside Engalnd. It's the way it is mate, and the good people of Wales prove it time and time again. |  |
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| Well done Leanne on 08:04 - May 7 with 1487 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Well done Leanne on 07:03 - May 7 by Loyal |
The Henry Cooper of Welsh politics, floundering on the canvas after a great start and lots of promise. Still every one loves a tryer eh ? What Plaid are really doing is taking away from the real opposition the real votes to oust the Tory's completely. And then people wonder why the Torys win a few things in Wales. And indeed why this UKIP thing won't go away.
It would be fantastic to have what Scotland have but you have to face facts. Wales has a unity with the British Union, with people willing to stand alongside Engalnd. It's the way it is mate, and the good people of Wales prove it time and time again. |
Or.... Labour reinvented itself in wales as Welsh Labour and via welsh speakers Rhodri and Carwyn rather stole Plaids show. So actually its the 'welshness' at very heart of welsh labour that has saved them from the fate of the now almost dead Labour party in Scotland. Welsh people always reject the Conservative and Unionist party and always will. Greed and selfishness are values that do not play well in Cymru. My own gripe with Welsh Labour relates to the city state they gave created. | |
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| Well done Leanne on 08:35 - May 7 with 1461 views | taffpunk |
| Well done Leanne on 08:12 - May 6 by acejack3065 |
A rugby girl surely? |
A very nice woman, used to regularly drink/eat in my local, The Galed, in Ystrad Rhondda. An amazing result in the traditional heartland of Labour support. She doesn't give a shite about football, she's a typical Rhondda Rugby girl. Her partner supports his nearest professional football league team, the way it should be. | |
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| Well done Leanne on 08:44 - May 7 with 1455 views | Loyal |
| Well done Leanne on 08:35 - May 7 by taffpunk |
A very nice woman, used to regularly drink/eat in my local, The Galed, in Ystrad Rhondda. An amazing result in the traditional heartland of Labour support. She doesn't give a shite about football, she's a typical Rhondda Rugby girl. Her partner supports his nearest professional football league team, the way it should be. |
I could do some plaid - Cardiff city comparisons 👠But I'll save myself ðŸ‘
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| Well done Leanne on 08:51 - May 7 with 1447 views | taffpunk |
| Well done Leanne on 08:44 - May 7 by Loyal |
I could do some plaid - Cardiff city comparisons 👠But I'll save myself ðŸ‘
UK Subs tonight ? |
Funnily enough I've just posted in the Perfect Punk thread about it, I also can't really afford it. My oldest son[30] has just been selected to play for the Welsh Amateur League team in a tournament in San Marino next month, so me and my other son are going out there to watch him in that, so sadly The Euros are off now as well. I think I've made the right choice though! Playing against Greece, San Marino and one other country, 3 games in 7 days, staying in Rimini, can't wait. | |
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| Well done Leanne on 08:51 - May 7 with 1447 views | ImAlrightJack |
Had the nerves of steel to say what we were all (with common sense) thinking of Farrage on live TV.
Well done Mrs Wood, love ya!. | | | |
| Well done Leanne on 08:52 - May 7 with 1443 views | Loyal |
| Well done Leanne on 08:51 - May 7 by ImAlrightJack |
Had the nerves of steel to say what we were all (with common sense) thinking of Farrage on live TV.
Well done Mrs Wood, love ya!. |
Same as Trump then but politically reversed ? | |
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| Well done Leanne on 09:16 - May 7 with 1420 views | nice_to_michu |
| Well done Leanne on 23:44 - May 6 by dobjack2 |
Plaid have a dilemma which is why they are treading water whilst the SNP march on.
SNP have destroyed Scottish labour by making them redundant. The SNP are a left of centre party concentrating on looking after Scotland separate from a right wing England.
Plaid should be able to do the same to Welsh Labour which in the main is hardly left wing but they fail each time with new dawn after new dawn that leads nowhere.
Why? Their traditional support is the Welsh speaking areas and they are tied into the Welsh language. Their problem is convincing the electorate in the rest of Wales that a vote for plaid won't leave non Welsh speakers as second class citizens. They need to be more inclusive and being wedded to the Welsh language alienates them from large parts of the electorate.
They are so deeply wedded to the Welsh language that they can't put it into the background and their grass root support won't let them do that anyway.
Without the Welsh language issue holding them back I think that they could replace Welsh labour in much the same way that the SNP replaced Scottish labour.
And there lies their dilemma. How to be more inclusive and widen their appeal to a greater range of voters without alienating their grass root support. |
The SNP's current leader is left of centre, its core members are not and have never been.
People love to describe the SNP as the "socialist option". It just isn't true (look at their attitude toward raising taxes after being given the power to do so).
They are nationalists, just like Plaid. And, just like Plaid, they are populists who recently adopted some socialist rhetoric to become more electable. Both parties actual commitment to a socialist agenda will last as long as Sturgeon and Wood stay as leaders.
Devolved governments are a great way to devolve blame. Each devolved government is given s bloc grant to oversee its various duties (which are not as extensive as some on here care to admit), and the fact is that Wales and Scotland are areas of high need. But, the budgets allocated (particularly in Wales) do not reflect this level of need and so our recovery is taking longer. Then you have the nationalist parties in Scotland and Wales coining in and constantly bashing the Labour-ran devolved governments and, hey presto, you have elected a nationalist party whose sole purpose is to see an independent Wales and Scotland. I'd love someone to give me examples of how Scotland is miraculously so much better now the SNP have been in control for a few parliaments.
If you don't believe me that the SNP are just populists, just remember that in the last general election, it was leaked that Nicola Sturgeon told the French ambassador that she wanted the Tories to win the election (presumably so that she could spend the next five years whipping up hatred for Westminster and Scotland's union with Great Britain, and force another referendum). | | | |
| Well done Leanne on 10:52 - May 7 with 1378 views | Highjack |
| Well done Leanne on 09:16 - May 7 by nice_to_michu |
The SNP's current leader is left of centre, its core members are not and have never been.
People love to describe the SNP as the "socialist option". It just isn't true (look at their attitude toward raising taxes after being given the power to do so).
They are nationalists, just like Plaid. And, just like Plaid, they are populists who recently adopted some socialist rhetoric to become more electable. Both parties actual commitment to a socialist agenda will last as long as Sturgeon and Wood stay as leaders.
Devolved governments are a great way to devolve blame. Each devolved government is given s bloc grant to oversee its various duties (which are not as extensive as some on here care to admit), and the fact is that Wales and Scotland are areas of high need. But, the budgets allocated (particularly in Wales) do not reflect this level of need and so our recovery is taking longer. Then you have the nationalist parties in Scotland and Wales coining in and constantly bashing the Labour-ran devolved governments and, hey presto, you have elected a nationalist party whose sole purpose is to see an independent Wales and Scotland. I'd love someone to give me examples of how Scotland is miraculously so much better now the SNP have been in control for a few parliaments.
If you don't believe me that the SNP are just populists, just remember that in the last general election, it was leaked that Nicola Sturgeon told the French ambassador that she wanted the Tories to win the election (presumably so that she could spend the next five years whipping up hatred for Westminster and Scotland's union with Great Britain, and force another referendum). |
Yes they are national socialists. Has that been tried before?
I visit Scotland quite regularly and it seems to me to be completely dying on its arse, but the snp are in the fortunate position to be able to blame everything on the Tories. |  |
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