#plaidcymru
I had a grudging respect for #PlaidCymru. Their leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, always struck me as a serious, grounded figure, someone who looked like he understood the people he claimed to represent and wanted the best for his country. Then the rot set in... Identity politics crept through the door, and like it always does, it started replacing substance with performance. Now I look on and wonder what happened to the party I thought I recognised. Take Kayleigh Unitt, Plaid’s candidate in Flint–Wrexham for the 7 May elections. She says her disabilities prevent her from working a standard job: “I would love to work a 9-to-5, but my health just won't let me.” Yet somehow, those same limitations don’t stop her maintaining an active presence as a dancer on social media. That contradiction matters. Not because people with disabilities shouldn’t be represented, they absolutely should, but because this kind of optics risks undermining those who genuinely struggle and already have to fight to be taken seriously by an ever increasingly dismissive society. And here’s the deeper point: what does any of this have to do with the material concerns of the people of Flint and Wrexham? Jobs. Wages. Infrastructure. Public services. I wonder, what's her policy on fixing potholes? I despair!
The Heartlands Tribune44,086 views • 3 months ago
Pobol Ynys Môn - Cofiwch bleidleisio i Llinos Medi #plaidcymru dydd Iau!!! Merch o’r Ynys sydd yn deall pobol,cymunedau a chymeriad yr Ynys- nid fel y gwleidydd toriaidd a gath i “parachutio” i mewn i’r Ynys er mwyn adeiladu gyrfa i’w hunan yn San Steffan!!!
Julian Lewis Jones12,412 views • 2 years ago
I am seeking the Plaid Cymru 🏴 nomination for the new Dwyfor Meirionnydd constituency at the next General Election. I humbly ask members in Dwyfor Meirionnydd and #Arfon to back my campaign. Thank you. 🏴🗳️ #GeneralElection #PlaidCymru #DwyforMerionnydd
Liz Saville Roberts AS/MP12,279 views • 3 years ago
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