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Andrew RT Davies’ Wiki page is edited with ‘Blanket’ middle name

26 Nov 2023 2 minute read
Andrew RT Davies’ edited Wikipedia page

We all know that Andrew RT Davies is fond of repeating himself.

And we also know that one of his favourite words is ‘Blanket’ – especially when it comes to persistently trotting out the skewed line of ‘blanket’ 20mph when it comes to the rollout of the new speed limit in Wales.

Despite this line being consistently disproved, that hasn’t stopped Davies repeating this claim on social media.

However, in tribute to the Tory leader’s apparent love of the word, some wag has now edited his Wikipedia page to display his name as Andrew Blanket Davies.

The edited Wikipedia page was still up at the time of publishing.

Andrew RT Davies’ edited Wiki page

A recent survey revealed support for the Tories amongst members of a prominent pro-driver campaign group has more than halved since the Conservatives came to power.

An online poll by FairFuelUK of almost 42,000 drivers found that 31 percent would today vote Labour while only 20 percent would support the Conservatives.

The survey was carried between November 8th and 16th by the campaign group which has recorded voting intention data from its supporters for 13 years.

In 2011, 43 percent of people polled said they supported the Conservative party.

However, by 2023 voter intention for the Tories had dropped to just 20 percent.

In the same period, voter intention for Labour started at 19 percent in 2011 and increased to 31 percent this year.

The data also revealed a surprising 12% surge in support for the right-wing populist political party, Reform UK.


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Catherine
Catherine
5 months ago

The Tories sent out a “Blue Thursday” email the other day touting all kinds of old tut as “merch”… This could be a new avenue for them: Andrew Blanket Davies blankets “smother your annoying looney lefty sister-in-law with this 100% rayon blanket with Andrew Davies face on it”….only sixty eight pounds”

Richard Davies
Richard Davies
5 months ago
Reply to  Catherine

The thought of anything with his face on it makes me cringe but I cannot unsee that image in my mind, urgh, lol.

Last edited 5 months ago by Richard Davies
Barry Pandy
Barry Pandy
5 months ago
Reply to  Richard Davies

How about his face on loo paper?

Robin Lynn
Robin Lynn
5 months ago

Perhaps a new nick-name, Linus? Peanuts fans will recognise.

Marc Arkless
Marc Arkless
5 months ago

A bit of a wet blanket

Fi yn unig
Fi yn unig
5 months ago

While they were editing it, they should have put ‘is an ANTI Welsh politician’.

Cilmeri
Cilmeri
5 months ago

Always thought R T stood for ‘really twp’!!!

Sarah Good
Sarah Good
5 months ago
Reply to  Cilmeri

Rants on Twitter?

Steve A Duggan
Steve A Duggan
5 months ago

Well you reap what you sow is what they say. His reputation will now be forever assoiciated with a blanket. Yes, and it will be a wet blanket. Or well…

Richard E
Richard E
5 months ago

ART(B)D is a national asset and a great symbol for our people.

A unifying figure 100 per cent !

He brings together everyone who loves Wales, its people, language and cuture.

He above all others has helped us understand the direction of our nation needs to go.

Diolch Andrew – We are in your debt and you will be in our history books where your energy and activity will no doubt be recorded as key 🔑 in moving us forward to the next step of self determination.

Glen
Glen
5 months ago

Childish name calling is now news?

David RJ Lloyd
David RJ Lloyd
5 months ago

that’ll be pigs in blankets then

cablestreet
cablestreet
5 months ago

Keep giving him “Blanket Coverage”, I can’t wait for the next gem.

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