I am not convinced of the argument for a "National" Government either or /both in Westminster or the Senedd.
In both the current government are failing the people of Wales and any National government would still be largely led by those already in place and we need an opposition to point out these failings and to offer alternatives.
Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland seems to be the only one to be providing leadership and whilst she has he critics looks to be streets and days ahead of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Welsh First Mark Drakeford.
So should the opposition Parties not point out these failings ?
Not according to Welsh Labour AM's.
Suffice to say the replies, seem to not entiterly agree witn Mar Waters
We are facing a crisis and our governments at Westminster and at te Senedd are failing us with a slow and incoherent .
Mark Drakeford has been given the opportunityto lead us at this time instead we find him not knowing whether he has the powers or is "considering using them".
Instead he simply follows the Westminster pattern and waiting for Boris Johnson to make his decisions for him.
It may indeed be playing party politics to point this out, but that does make it wrong.
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In both the current government are failing the people of Wales and any National government would still be largely led by those already in place and we need an opposition to point out these failings and to offer alternatives.
Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland seems to be the only one to be providing leadership and whilst she has he critics looks to be streets and days ahead of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Welsh First Mark Drakeford.
So should the opposition Parties not point out these failings ?
Not according to Welsh Labour AM's.
These aren't straightforward issues.
Through this whole crisis Plaid have been seeking political advantage, rather than coming together as a nation. Shame on them.
We are facing a crisis and our governments at Westminster and at te Senedd are failing us with a slow and incoherent .
Mark Drakeford has been given the opportunityto lead us at this time instead we find him not knowing whether he has the powers or is "considering using them".
Instead he simply follows the Westminster pattern and waiting for Boris Johnson to make his decisions for him.
It may indeed be playing party politics to point this out, but that does make it wrong.
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