Rhun ap Iorwerth
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 26 Jun
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To have that broken down is difficult for people to see.
But our challenge is to have a lot of people
the r election that isn't what they think.
Tot totally get that, and I guess there was a sense of backlash in this election after twenty seven years of one party having been in power and a realisation, hold on
It doesn't have to be sort of sort of insular in this kind of way.
We can have a bit of variety here.
And I and I d and as I say, I understand why people wanted a change.
And that is one of the the ways that the political right has been able to grow, through just saying their difference.
Now, as it as it happens, we in Wales ha uh could offer different in a in another way, through Plied Cymru, a hundred-year-old party that people respected.
Liked, but for whatever reason they decided to stick with the establishment in the past.
But this was an election where the establishment was gone.
Reform took one part of it on the right, and the sort of anti-if you like establishment plied company took the the other part.
So I yes, people are right to not want us to live in a bubble, and it does mean us having to listen always to real concerns that other people have.
But people cross the line, don't they?
From having real concerns.
concerns to betraying other values and views that should be consigned to political history.
Oh, and and and it's something that I have always maintained we need to rid from our politics always.
Our strong, strong views in support of the people of Palestine after the horrific, you know, genocide in and and I do use you know th that that word because that's what it was.
Uh that genocide in in Gaza.
But you know, I I was very, very
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