Saddleworth2
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Ill give you that. :-)Now I didn't say that did I although they do share a penchant for a bad hair cut/wig by the looks of it and pander to a nationalist base.
Ill give you that. :-)Now I didn't say that did I although they do share a penchant for a bad hair cut/wig by the looks of it and pander to a nationalist base.
Divide whom or what that isn’t already riven?
I do know she’s despised by Unionists. I’m hopeful they’ll turn out and vote to defend the Union.Now I didn't say that did I although they do share a penchant for a bad hair cut/wig by the looks of it and pander to a nationalist base.
I don’t see her ideology as extreme and I’m guessing most Scots would agree with me. In this time it’s a perfectly valid question to ask. Some would say that it is extreme for a country to be ripped out of a Union against the will of its people. It just depends on the lense you look through.I said those on the extremes are usually successful in 2019, I pointed out those that are, all of them for differing reasons. She’s not the same as Trump or Farage but she does have an extreme ideology, as they do.
I’m a Scottish unionist. I don’t despise her at all. We turned out last time to vote for Ruth D and her party. That worked well didn’t it?I do know she’s despised by Unionists. I’m hopeful they’ll turn out and vote to defend the Union.
I guess she doesn’t really care what the English think of her. Her job is to further the cause of Scottish nationalism, and she’s doing a pretty good job of that judging by the opinion polls. Admittedly she’s been dealt a fairly decent hand by facing the worst Conservative and Labour leaders in living memory.
No, but a good electoral return for the SNP in the forthcoming election, along with the ongoing Brexit clusterfuck, undoubtedly strengthen her position.People like Blackford do a good job of telling Westminster that everyone up here wants independence and she eggs them on, I will give her that.
The truth is she knows she doesn't have a mandate for independance.
Far from it.
She doesn’t care. I am undecided about independence. That is a very significant shift from where I was at the time of Indy ref1. I really don’t think that the current English political players are that bothered about the Union. An independent Scotland within the EU or part of the U.K. outwith. Difficult question for us diehard remainers. I will wait and listen to the argument and implementation plan.I guess she doesn’t really care what the English think of her. Her job is to further the cause of Scottish nationalism, and she’s doing a pretty good job of that judging by the opinion polls. Admittedly she’s been dealt a fairly decent hand by facing the worst Conservative and Labour leaders in living memory.