Tag Archives: 2010 General Election
Thoughts on the Prime Minister’s Debates
Welcome to our first debate post for the Prime Minister’s Debates, the first of which just finished. Again, the same disclaimer as last time, any errors are entirely my own as this was written live as I watched it and … Continue reading
Discord in the ranks?
It would appear, that just days into the election campaign, Elfyn Llwyd has already downplayed the Plaid Cymrus’ chances of getting its “balanced parliament” goals achieved. Speaking on Radio Wales, Mr Llwyd is reported to have stated that: “These are … Continue reading
We’re Young – But Can We Really Be The Future?
I don’t write very often on this blog. That’s not because I’m not politically active, engaged with the issues at hand and all the rest of it. It’s because I’m chronically idle. And being idle often seems to be the … Continue reading
Labservatism: old phenomenon, new name
I was greatly amused earlier when I saw this website, advertising the Labservative Party. Of course, unfortunately the Labservatives aren’t a real party (aww), they are a spoof party serving to highlight a worrying trend that this blog also highlighted … Continue reading
My thoughts on the Chancellor’s debates
First off, I’d like to point out, I wrote this as I was watching, so it probably isn’t perfect especially when it comes to the quotes as likely they’ll be paraphrases, but, nonetheless, these are my thoughts as I was … Continue reading
Smears and Implications
Over the last few weeks I’ve begun to receive campaign literature from Penri James and Plaid Cymru and to be honest, it’s annoyed me a little bit. Not so much the fact that I’m getting the literature, that’s not an … Continue reading
Pettiness, PSB and Plaid Cymru
Following on from their outraged bleating on the issue, Plaid Cymru have announced that their support for the BBC as a Public Service Broadcaster is now under threat. So what I want to ask Elfyn is, just how petty do … Continue reading
