The language
used by UKIP’s leader in the Assembly yesterday was certainly unacceptable, and
it’s not the level of debate to which the Assembly is accustomed. From what I’ve seen of Australian politics,
however, it might be considered fairly tame; the bar down under seems to be set
much lower than it is in Wales. Maybe
people are being a little harsh on UKIP in the early days of the new Assembly –
after all, South Wales and New South Wales sound very similar. Surely it’s unfair to expect UKIP’s commuting
AMs to know the difference this soon in their term of office?
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