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@AndrewB5sully @AndrewRTDavies Come back when you have something solid 👍

@HUW008 @AndrewRTDavies Just call me Nostradamus,Huw. There will be compromise,pare back,unfulfilled or broken promises. People like yourself will be saying its a "pragmatic approach" for a minority government. Then there's the blame game,it's Westminster's fault, the opposition. ifs.org.uk/articles/new-w…

Change is not difficult, contrary to Plaid Cymru separatists’ claims. If the will is there, there’s no reason the implementation of reforms can’t begin immediately. The separatists must start fulfilling their promises to Welsh farmers now.

“Plaid must focus on heath & educ ….. OH MY GOD TAMPONS IN A TOILET!!!!” “Plaid must sort out waiti…. THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH UNION FLAGS!!!” This is going to be a long 4 years with these lot as opposition. Keep up the good work of Reform by taking photos….in a toilet. 😳

@nadhimzahawi @reformparty_uk He's just copying Trump's playbook again. The US literally passed this exact "no tax on overtime" policy last year under the "One Big Beautiful Bill." It's just a direct copy-paste job of US populist policy tailored for a UK headline

When Nigel told me about this policy, my immediate reaction was this is brilliant for the grafters, the great men & women who do extra hours to make sure they put good food on the table and their kids grow up with a real chance in life. We are on your side. Vote @reformparty_uk in Makerfield & we get this Gov out & get the country working again. 👇🏽

Don’t forget the rules! 🤔 Tourist tax in Wales = anti-English and racist. Tourist tax in England = normal. Funny how quickly the outrage from the right and far right disappears when England does exactly the same thing. 🙄

@Cai_ParryJones He's just copying Trump's playbook again. The US literally passed this exact "no tax on overtime" policy last year under the "One Big Beautiful Bill." It's just a direct copy-paste job of US populist policy tailored for a UK headline

An excellent policy that demonstrates how Reform backs hard working families across Wales and the rest of the UK. Here in Wales, Reform has also costed a 1p cut off every band of income tax, because we are absolutely committed to making work pay.

@Telegraph He's just copying Trump's playbook again. The US literally passed this exact "no tax on overtime" policy last year under the "One Big Beautiful Bill." It's just a direct copy-paste job of US populist policy tailored for a UK headline

Nigel Farage has pledged to axe income tax on overtime as he vows to “make work pay”. If Reform UK wins the next general election, people who earn less than £75,000 and work overtime above a 40-hour week will pay no income tax on the extra hours. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

@AndrewB5sully @AndrewRTDavies Oh Lordy… Speculating on failure before the government has even tabled its first major legislative packages is pure guesswork rather than objective analysis, waste of time

@HUW008 @AndrewRTDavies Righto. There will be. At least you're aware of the limitations of a minority government. Long way to go on this Huw. It's important for Reform to do well in opposition, for the bigger picture. They ain't doing to shabby. x.com/i/status/20581…

@AndrewB5sully @AndrewRTDavies There has been no official drop or abandonment of any major policy, just pragmatic governance and the necessary consultation required to pass legislation as a minority administration.

@HUW008 @AndrewRTDavies There's been 3 interviews,NHS, farming and childcare. All pushing for time, the fully costed plan for childcare, isn't in place, and are going the consult the industry. 3 mouths to bring down waiting times, has become an aim. Highlighting Public waste, Plaid's trans position?

"I said it's quite bold of Nigel Farage to avoid all media interviews during an important by-election. What did I say Roy?" "You said the cowardly little shit's in hiding because of his dodgy financial dealings"

@AndrewB5sully @AndrewRTDavies And which of that has happened? Which promise has now become an aim, what timeline has been extended by years, which action has only led to consultation? Level up scrutiny?… there’s stickers on hand hand driers, they gave me 2 laptops, there’s tampons in the toilet…🙄👌

@HUW008 @AndrewRTDavies There's a few on the separatist side pointing out that scrutiny in this parliamentary will be taken up a notch. Lashing out at the messenger,may give you small comfort. Backpeddling comes in different forms, promises become aims, months become years, and action becomes consult.

@joemartin1066 That desperate for scandal eh? 🤡

Tampons in the men’s bathroom at the Senedd. Totally mental.

@Brunte84 That desperate for scandal eg?! Muppet

Absolute genius from the Senedd (Welsh Parliament) Tampons in the men's toilets 🤣 Next up: lactation stations in the changing rooms and free prostate exams in the ladies'. Peak 2026, folks." 🤡

@GarethReformUK Gareth, you know fully well that Scotland, Northern Ireland and even English regions promote themselves internationally. Why do you wish to hold Cymru back? Are we not worthy?

Welsh nationalism quickly morphed into globalism, internationalism, international virtue signalling! Really?

@PlaidExposed Scotland, Northern Ireland and even English regions promote internationally… you think that Cymru isn’t worthy?

The First Minister has been banging on about the UK government “respecting the devolution settlement”. He is not respecting it himself. Foreign affairs are a reserved matter. Does this now mean that he is happy for the UK government to meddle in devolved matters? Hypocrite.

@RUKWales Scotland, Northern Ireland and even English regions promote themselves internationally… why not Cymru, are we not worthy?

Plaid Cymru will talk about almost anything apart from what they’re actually responsible for. They’d rather go on about Gaza than the Gurnos.

@AndrewB5sully @AndrewRTDavies Governments everywhere discover that campaigning & governing are different things. Negotiations, budgets &legal realities always shape what can be delivered & when. Its not “backpedalling” unless promises are actually broken.

@HUW008 @AndrewRTDavies It's the rhetoric of those in power, Huw. That we're focusing on. Hard to agure that the rhetoric of the election hasn't been pushed into the long grass. Early days, with negotiations coming. However, there's back peddling going on, expectations not forthcoming.

@AndrewRTDavies People of Penybont bro Morgannwg… you elected this idiot 🤡

The Senedd is not responsible for foreign affairs. Ap Iorwerth should focus on the day job.

@AndrewRTDavies Most modern governments and devolved administrations engage in some form of international promotion for economic, cultural, educational, and tourism reasons, thank ffwc you’re not the first minister!

@Pontyprop @Plaid_Cymru @RhunapIorwerth Like the kids in your family, you muppet

@Plaid_Cymru @RhunapIorwerth NOT FREE!! Paid for by taxes on taxpayers such as me - an 81 year old pensioner.

First Minister @RhunapIorwerth has confirmed: From September, secondary school pupils from families receiving Universal Credit will be eligible for free school meals. Supporting families. Tackling child poverty. Investing in Wales’ future 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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