Plaid unveiled this brilliant billboard outside New Labour Wales's Conference in Llandudno yesterday. It shows that we have a hugely successful election campaign this year- more professional than ever before.
Regardless of the fact that New Labour in Wales want to polarise this election between themselves and the Tories, from this action alone they cannot avoid the fact that we are clearly their main threat. Leighton Andrews, Huw Lewis and the Unionists in the Party have no doubt demanded a return to the 'Tory-led coalition' scare mongering tactic, but I believe that the electorate will see through this tired message and realise that after years of failure from Labour in Wales that another vote for them will be wasted in this year's Assembly election.
By shovelling this line down the throats of the electorate time and time again only goes to show how the Labour Party are undermining the intelligence of the Welsh electorate in stating that a low Labour turn out will be de facto doom and gloom as opposed to a positive change of direction - the chance to vote for Plaid, and the possibility ( shock, horror) of a Plaid Government come May the 4th. It is clear that they have nothing new or exciting to say, as they once again fall back on fear factor politics in a desperate attempt to get their perceived 'Labour born and bred' voters out on polling day....
Regardless of the fact that New Labour in Wales want to polarise this election between themselves and the Tories, from this action alone they cannot avoid the fact that we are clearly their main threat. Leighton Andrews, Huw Lewis and the Unionists in the Party have no doubt demanded a return to the 'Tory-led coalition' scare mongering tactic, but I believe that the electorate will see through this tired message and realise that after years of failure from Labour in Wales that another vote for them will be wasted in this year's Assembly election.
By shovelling this line down the throats of the electorate time and time again only goes to show how the Labour Party are undermining the intelligence of the Welsh electorate in stating that a low Labour turn out will be de facto doom and gloom as opposed to a positive change of direction - the chance to vote for Plaid, and the possibility ( shock, horror) of a Plaid Government come May the 4th. It is clear that they have nothing new or exciting to say, as they once again fall back on fear factor politics in a desperate attempt to get their perceived 'Labour born and bred' voters out on polling day....
2 comments:
So you TRULY believe that Plaid will deliver a government without any notion of a coalition occurring?
Can we trust a party divided or independence? Hadnt you better check with Plaid HQ that Wales 'standing on its own two feet' doesnt cross the party line?
Does Plaid's oh so positive campaign stretch to not using their launch to highlight a petty funding argument that backfired?
The same plaid that bleat on about the army going into schools, yet want to bask in the glory of getting St. Aphans? Is the army not a suitable career for anyone in this country? Many of my friends who are in the armed forces have found a decent career that pays well and offers excellent benefits.
- I am fighting this election to make gains for Plaid. Any discussion on coalition at this point doesn't interest me.
- we are not divided on Independence. Plaid believes in an Independent Wales within the European Union. Look at the blog http://independent-wales.blogspot.com/ for comments from candidates and leaders alike.
- how did the funding story about Mittal backfire against us, exactly? If anything, it highlighted the negative dealings of the Labour party, and their millionaire donors.
-If you look at Leanne Wood's blog, the army has announced that they will stop visitng schools. The issue here is not about whether people join the army, but how they are recruited.
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