However, the rising Eastern economies should not be thought of as ‘a threat’ but as a new and exciting opportunity and we must,as a Nation, figure out ways of rising to the challenge.

Mr.Jones correctly points out that most of the jobs in Wales are in the public sector therefore it stands to reason that that is where the ‘votes’ are. Labour politicians are not really interested in the ‘business’ vote – there are too few of them and they cannot be classed as … ‘disadvantaged’.

If Labour’s dead and gone, then so are the dreams of the poorest the sick the disabled. But if we have no Labour Party, and we do not anymore then I must give my vote to the other parties.

I do not accept Plaid – it’s a welsh speaking party of little influence, that leaves me UKIP and of course the BNP. To vote UKIP is a waste, I will hold back on the BNP for a while, so it looks like the Lib Dem’s then.
Sadly that’s like voting Tory, so it looks like I’ll vote Tory.

But hold on, I’ve something else, sit at home and not bother. That’s the one for me.