Apr 18 2010
Scottish and Welsh Complain
Plaid Cymru and SNP are complaining that they have been excluded from the televised debate by the three ‘main’ parties. Some have said that allowing other party leaders into the debate would open the floodgates while others say that SNP and Plaid Cymru have elected members in Westminster so should be entitled to their say.
What about the people watching? The SNP have long campaigned for an independent Scotland and the only reason for their presence in Westminster is to secure that goal. The same can be said for Plaid Cymru.
Fact of the matter is neither party will be in any position of power in England and I’m not terribly interested in what either of them have to say.
The first clash between Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg produced some interesting results and I’m looking forward to the next round.
Do I want the water muddied by bit-part players?
No, I do not!
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