Various news
outlets have given prominent headlines to the fact that Adam Price is
supporting independence
for Wales as part of his bid to become leader of Plaid Cymru. No problem with that at all (although I might
quibble with some of the detail, such as the wholly unnecessary dependency on
Plaid first winning two elections). But am
I the only one reflecting on how we have reached a situation where a would-be
leader of Plaid supporting independence for Wales is regarded as being ‘news’?
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