Nicola Sturgeon

[East Level 2]

Clear about what she wants and a brilliant communicator. When she's asked a question, she gives an answer instead of blustering or trying to avoid answering. You may not like what she says but, like Farage, she's great at saying it.

She was squirming like Johnson near a proper interviewer when questioned about the Scottish Health Service missing 6 out of 8 targets the other day.

 

[Hoghead]

Clear about what she wants and a brilliant communicator. When she's asked a question, she gives an answer instead of blustering or trying to avoid answering. You may not like what she says but, like Farage, she's great at saying it.

But then she is not an elected representative and neither is Farage.

 

[blueparrot]

But then she is not an elected representative and neither is Farage.

She is elected many times. The fact is agree with her or not , her ability to stay relatively popular as a governing leader shows she has political ability that no other UK leader has shown over the last 10 years.

 

[Magicpole]

How in the name of fuck can you think that? They continually win elections at a canter? Stop reading the right wing press or listening to Tories. They make a **** of it but we just keep voting? Have a fucking word with yourself.

 

[Magicpole]

She is elected many times. The fact is agree with her or not , her ability to stay relatively popular as a governing howsburst leaderfaced cunts on earth. she has political ability that no other UK leader has shown over the last 10 years.

Scots are up there with the moaniest cunts alive. She is there because they are good. End of.

 

[Coatigan]

What now for the SNP, Boris got a huge majority and doesn’t need anyone from the other side of the house to do his bidding. A vote for the SNP looks like a protest vote that doesn’t get Scotland any say anymore. I wonder if the electorate up there will start to drift back to the two major parties as another referendum on leaving is a lot further away from where they thought they were at 7am on Thursday.

Valid point on the first part. Which, of course in no way whatsoever will further feed and fuel their arguement and rhetoric!

I don't get the second point, or how you might think that?

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Valid point on the first part. Which, of course in no way whatsoever will further feed and fuel their arguement and rhetoric!

I don't get the second point, or how you might think that?

With the majority that Boris has got does he have to give any of the opposition a say? He can force through what he likes now, he doesn’t have to appease Sturgeon with another referendum vote. The SNP are party of one policy just like The Brexit party is, why keep voting in a party that can’t do what it’s prime policy is?

 

[Ban-jani]

Clear about what she wants and a brilliant communicator. When she's asked a question, she gives an answer instead of blustering or trying to avoid answering. You may not like what she says but, like Farage, she's great at saying it.

Until she’s questioned on Scotland’s deficit, requirements they’d have to meet to join the EU or the specific details around what a withdrawal agreement would look like for Scotland and she falls into a pathetic puddle of quick sand.

A total charlatan of epic proportions, and, not honest at all, whilst painfully being described as such by sycophants of the opposition to Westminster and the UK constitution.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Ruth Davidson had her number but unfortunately stepped down.

Yeah, unfortunate that. I wonder why. Oh, family reasons, of course I forgot. Nothing to do with being put in an impossible position trying to reconcile her parties behaviours, leadership and policies against Scottish values and attitudes to politics. Nothing to do with that at all.

 

[Saddleworth2]

The deficit, Scotland's share of the national debt, divorce payments and ultimately Scotlands ability to match EU requirements will be the main battleground and it will be very dirty indeed. GERS has increasingly been used to undermine the independence case over the last 5 years. and will need to be unpicked so allocations are far more transparent than they are just now.