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The conversation on this episode explores the complexities of political reform in Wales, focusing on devolution, financial independence, the impact of socialism, and the challenges posed by a faulty proportional representation voting system
We discuss the need for a more sustainable economic model and the importance of learning from opposition to prepare for future elections.
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