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The Welsh want more powers but some people think otherwise

Has there been a poll that suggests the welsh are turning against devolution?
All the polls I can find show that they want MORE powers.
So where do these anti-welsh folk in the comments get the idea that the welsh would vote to scrap the assembly?
Nothing has happened to suggest a thing. They have nothing to base this on. Or have they?
The most recent poll..


via roger scully

The Welsh Assembly should have more powers than it currently has: 44% (no change)

The powers the Welsh Assembly currently has are sufficient and should remain as it is now: 28% (-1)

The Welsh Assembly should have fewer powers than it currently has: 4% (+1)

The Welsh Assembly should be abolished and Wales governed directly from Westminster: 12% (-1)

so where do these people get this from?


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-43343707#comment_129920531

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