#That said any Welsh mutuals feel free to add on/pick me up on stuff

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Plaid are nationalists but I don't think necessarily in a bad way? What I mean is Plaid are far from the nationalism being seen across Europe right now. Yes they're the party that has historically advocated for Welsh independence from the UK, but in the 7-way National debate, them and the SNP were also the only parties I saw actually criticise Nigel Farage's views on immigration. The only ones pushing back on that national podium against the racism and villainisation of refugees and migrants, saying that the UK needs migrants, has a responsibility to take care of them after playing a direct hand in destabilising their countries and pushed back on the Conservatives' plans to just pull out of the human rights commission because it didn't suit their failed Rwanda deportation scheme. Here's Plaid's official stance on asylum, from their manifesto, nothing about this seemed particularly bad to me.

Also, like SNP, the party focus wasn't on independence this time for Plaid, it was on securing fairer funding for Welsh affairs, and devolution. Rhun ap Iorwerth is hardly a Marie Le Pen, thankfully.

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