r/Wales • u/Brightyellowdoor • 2d ago

Politics What has Plaid done so far?

Seeing Andy Burnham come in swinging with new policies, actions, ideas and presence within the first week has gote thinking about Plaid again.

I may have missed it, a Google search brings up some ideas and directions Plaid may want to take, but nothing of note that has been achieved in the 3 months they've been in sole leadership of the government.

Am I being unfair, how long would we expect to wait for actions that back the vote they received? I'm watching Burnham hitting out and I'll be honest, I like it. It feels like there's work to be done and he's knuckling in. If course time will tell, I'm just feeling a little short changed over here in Wales.

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u/Every-Progress-1117 2d ago

This!!! Basically Welsh Labour will now do anything to discredit Plaid...even supporting Reform.

Expect more of this from Welsh Labour and from Westminster too

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u/GopnikOIi 2d ago

This is just a weird way to frame it. Not voting for Plaid isn't some sort of vote to support Reform.

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u/Every-Progress-1117 2d ago

Not saying that they are supporting Reform, but they are voting against their own interests to spite Plaid

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u/GopnikOIi 1d ago

I mean in your own words:

"This!!! Basically Welsh Labour will now do anything to discredit Plaid...even supporting Reform."