When the Welsh Secretary Simon Hart makes all these decisions affecting Wales, whose interest do you think he considers?
His constituents? The people of Wales?
Or the Ukranian Oil and Gas man who has given him more than £40k in recent years?
Maybe the London based American hedge fund manager who donated £25k?
Or the London property developer who donated £7k?
Maybe it's the "Landsker Business Club" who gave £23k but who don't seem to have any online presence except in Simon's financial declarations?
Could it be the Countryside Alliance who have paid him around £130k as a "high net worth consultant"?
Whilst on the topic of the Countryside Alliance, their one time deputy Chief Executive chipped in another £4,500 donation.
Or is he thinking of the alleged anti-Muslim Suffolk businessman who donated £15k?
Perhaps it's the London/Aberdeen PR company that gave £6k?
I really hope he's not thinking of the partner in a private mercenary company who gave £5k!
Could it be the tobacco company who donated £1,400 worth of entertainment, 3 months after Simon voted against anti-smoking legislation?
How anyone can think Simon has Wales' interest at heart, I don't know.
(For comparison, none of the Plaid MPs had any such private donations to declare, except for @LSRPlaid going on a work trip to Brussels and Jonathan Edwards (Plaid at the time) borrowing a mini bus as an office for 6 months!)
@LSRPlaid For an overview of each MP, look at this great article from @WillHayCardiff at @WalesOnline
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