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Welsh Labour
Screwloose loses the thread
Boringly, and for those that missed the excitement, we can now republish the article by Cynfelyn about Huw Lewis AM based on advice from our legal eagle. Oh and thanks for the stats! We have had to add bandwidth.
Welsh Politics
Fair, Unfair and Workfare
Blame the unemployed for unemployment. This is the basic principle behind New Labour’s proposals to reform welfare benefits. Failure to find employment is no longer the result of labour market conditions or health barriers to work, but rather a motivational failure on the part of the unemployed. If they have their way, New Labour will preside over the dismantling of the welfare state, which has existed in a recognisable form since the reforms which came out of the Beveridge report.
Expensegate
Flipping Piggy?
If you had any doubts that the National Assembly is a far more cost-effective solution to Wales’s democratic deficit, just look at the list of AMs claiming for second homes.
Not for them the flipping, ducking, moat-diving of their Westminster counterparts, and all for the fairly simple reason that Wales is a relatively small country.
Independence
Liebour say NO to Independence
So now those that support Independence, a separate National identity and full Devolution for Wales know just where they stand with respect to published Labour policy.
Welsh Labour
Lunar troughing
The insinuation of the Daily Telegraph that I have bought and retained goods using my Parliamentary allowance to furnish my home in Wales is unfounded. Before making purchases I have always contacted the Department of Finance and Administration to confirm that I was acting within the rules.
Economy
Political X Factor
In the run up to the European and General Elections, Cambria Politico will be publishing occasional articles and opinion pieces about the reasons to vote FOR a particular political party. A great deal has been written about the negative ‘attack dog’ role of political blogs and, without giving up on our campaigns against corruption and loss of liberty, we want to provide a more balanced positive commentary.
