Indyref2

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I think Scotland will......

  • Vote to stay in the UK

    Votes: 43 47.3%
  • Vote to leave the UK

    Votes: 39 42.9%
  • Don't know

    Votes: 9 9.9%

  • Total voters
    91

Doon frae Troon

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According to the Tory council election leaflet...........if the SNP 'get back to the day job' and improve schools and education.. the Tories will oppose them every step of the way.

Does anyone read these things before they are sent out.
 

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According to the Tory council election leaflet...........if the SNP 'get back to the day job' and improve schools and education.. the Tories will oppose them every step of the way.

Does anyone read these things before they are sent out.
Doh! Why can't we be clever like what you am :rolleyes:
 

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You have no ideas on Scottish Labour policies better than SNP ones then ?
Surprised as you are usually so full of political enlightenment.;)

Just had a good read of all 4 party websites. The SNP's is the slickest, with a number of metrics, closely followed by the LibDems. I'd put the Tories in 3rd with, disappointingly, Labour in 4th.

My concerns with the SNP's headline grabbing policies is who is going to fund them? Show me a sustainable budget and I'll vote for them... From a socialist perspective they are refreshing but if they are so good why have 152,000 student places disappeared in recent times?
 
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I don't see or feel anything like the interest or appetite for Indyref2 just now that was present in 2014 for Indyref1, need to get this GE out the way and see what Brexit raises over the next 18 months or so before re-looking at Indyref2 or other options, don't mind Sturgeons stance about looking at the issue again then, Scottish parliament approved Indyref2 by democratic vote a couple of months ago anyway so it is already approved democratically before any new Holyrood elections in 2021, Mays 'now is not the time' seemed very wrong given she then called her own GE, regardless of that I don't think any marches in Glasgow at the moment are going to achieve very much of anything. Went completely under my radar anyway.
 
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