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Originally Posted by arista
You must be able to see
she has had enough of Labour in Wales.
The NHS mess etc.
Conservative and UKIP are up for this.
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Well she hates UKIP and has no time at all for the Conservatives so they are the strangest bedfellows possibly ever anywhere to be aligned with as to Plaid Cymru.
How can she lead the Assembly and how could she keep labour out,how could Plaid ever agree with or get support for Plalds policies from the Conservatives and certainly not from UKIP, so how could she believe she could lead a Labour led Assembly.
Would Plaid support a Conservative/UKIP coalition in the Assembly either,no not a chance.
This is time wasting and stupidity on a great scale and it would serve her right if another Assembly election was called,(which it won't be obviously), and she had to go again to the voters and face all the charges of aligning herself right off with the Conservatives and UKIP.
She would lose votes and credibility massively.
Since being leader she has endlessly criticised the Conservatives and UKIP.
She has shown herself to be not worthy of any leadership for me with this farce,she should have gone to labour and said Plaid would not support Carwyn Jones so would they put a new candidate forward, not get herself embroiled with the Conservatives and UKIP.
I think there will be a lot of raised eyebrows by Plaid Cymru voters,at her delaying tactics here and holding up the work of the Assembly by playing games with arch enemies like the Conservatives and UKIP, instead of getting on with serious business.