Boris is our man…read it and weep bedwetters…!
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Two very golden arguments which must have provided minutes of mirth between you. I know it did for me.
All joking aside, I’m still waiting for either Boris or one of his cheerleaders to confirm what he is doing for the North Wales and Wrexham electorate – as were Derek and wrexview.
It’s all well and good to say well if you’re not happy you should move – sense of entitlement etc… but in this democracy all areas demand representation and a chance to have some of their needs met.
Just look at the Scottish – threatening to leave the UK every 5 minutes and Northern Ireland having such a big tantrum they can’t even form their local Government. At least in North Wales we are just asking questions.
[quote quote=171878]I have no problem with Boris Johnson, I’m sorry to say I have no trust with Labour any more.[/quote]
“I have no problem with Harold Shipman. I’m sorry to say I have no trust with Florence Nightingale any more.” (Hey, Rupert, what thoughts should I hold next? Tell me in your next free Sun, ta.)
Wales has devolution and its own parliament.
If Westminster intervenes in any small way, everyone kicks off.
If Westminster stands back, everyone kicks off.
You can’t have it both ways.The trouble is that this was quarter-hearted devolution by Margaret Thatcher’s ‘greatest achievement’ – Tony Blair.
Important things are not devolved eg social security. Devolution didn’t immunise Wales from George Osborne’s massive local council cuts. We’re seeing the effects of these cuts all around us.
But devolution is great for dumping all the blame on Welsh Labour. Not that I’m any fan of WL, as they seem to be a bunch of red Tories.
Didn’t Dominic Grieve say he would resign if DePiffle became PM?
That would leave them with a nice round figure for their majority.
I wonder how many people know that Jane Dodds the winner in Brecon is actually from Wrexham- born and bred in Garden Village area.
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