Misleading
I think the current UK Government have deliberately misled and lied, and I don't think that's how politics should be conducted.
While it might lead to short term political success, the long term effects are damaging, as it undermines trust.
I think the current UK Government have deliberately misled and lied, and I don't think that's how politics should be conducted.
While it might lead to short term political success, the long term effects are damaging, as it undermines trust.
So, with that in mind I must try to stay true to myself and ensure that I don't purposefully or unintentionally mislead anybody either.
Last night I was listening to a debate in the Senedd about the current Coronavirus restrictions, and a comment made by Health Minister
Last night I was listening to a debate in the Senedd about the current Coronavirus restrictions, and a comment made by Health Minister
struck me. I tweeted about it afterwards, then searched for the record and placed the video here. The Minister's comment wasn't worded particularly well, but my understanding was that he said that the Tory spokesperson had attended less than half the Health Committee
meetings. Someone commented today that this was incorrect, so I've looked at the attendance records and it wasn't, in fact, correct. So, I need to be true to myself. I apologise to @AndrewRTDavies and apologise for misleading others, intentionally or unintentionally.
It certainly wasn't my intention to mislead, but what I said was factually wrong. If we're going to create better politics, then we need to fess up when we get it wrong and apologise. I'll continue to disagree with much of what @AndrewRTDavies says, but will do so based on facts.
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