The funny thing is that no-one is talking about the coming war, the real reason tweedledum called the surprise election - he supposedly wants out before it happens. Meanwhile tweedledumber - the guy who is perfectly OK with cutting off the water to Gaza - has no such qualms.
So off we'll trot, photo identification in hand, to cast a vote in what may well be the last election for a few generations, it doesn't really matter does it? Our Plaid Cymru candidate - I voted for them in pre-woke days - was the Green Party choice at the last election. I wouldn't vote for her then so why should I now? There's an abolish the Welsh Assemby guy, a limited ambition while you have two main candidates eager to abolish the world. I'll probably not bother.
UPDATE:
The LibDems won B&R which was probably the best possible result of the parties in with a chance- hopefully they are less likely to lust after war than the Tory or Labour leaderships.
Plaid are exactly where they have been for the last 50 years, the party of choice of the diminishing Bro Gymraeg. The promised breakout is as distant as ever and they were easily outshone by Reform unknowns. Do they ever think why? Perhaps they'll blame the racist voters - that's the usual go-to of the Western globalists. The election of Llinos Medi was one bright spot, a candidate who clearly has some understanding of the voters.
The new Labour defence secretary quickly scurried off to Odessa to pledge undying support for the occupying regime - plus ça change.