Decisive Day
Ieuan Wyn Jones arrives in half an hour or so, at a guess welcomed by the usual stage-managed line of applauding party workers.
They like him. They've found they genuinely admire the man but still can't help wondering ever when Adam Price gets to take over.
"I like Ieuan. I like everyone, me" as one stalwart put it this morning. Can you really imagine a delegate in Perth in a few weeks' time talking in quite the same way about Alex Salmond?
Plenty wondering whether former Aber student (1975-78) Rhodri Glyn Thomas is considering making way in Carmarthen East? Or did I really hear someone suggest a straight swap?
MAKING YOUR MIND UP
Decisive = good.
Dithering = bad.
MPs who speak out against the war in Iraq but voted for it; MPs who campaign against post office closures in their own patch but don't vote to save them in Parliament - will all be in for it in the leader's speech.
So what does he make of Plaid, in government, committing to "support a study on the proposed Severn Barrage" (a committment endorsed by the party of course) while Plaid in conference just overwhelmingly voted to support a motion proposed jointly by the Plaid group in the Assembly to oppose the Barrage?
Decisive?
I'm Betsan Powys, Ö÷²¥´óÐã Wales' political editor. I'll be blogging the inside track on .
Comments
or to comment.