This is why we were all better off with Sturgeon
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This is why we were all better off with Sturgeon
No this is why the dictatorship style leadership approach doesn't work in the long term. We need a proven, talented, experienced, self-confident leader who is willing to surround him/herself with the best talents that are willing to challenge the leader when he/she is wrong. Not seeing it at the moment, which is a failure of Sturgeon, given any high quality organisation is always looking at succession planningQuote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
The SNP differs slightly, on account that the party is effectively split into two parts. I’m sure there’s a few in the Westminster group that would love a wee shot but aren’t prepared to do a stint in Holyrood. Not enough showbizQuote:
Originally Posted by Red Zone
I think that’s the reason NS stayed for so long, not because SHES A POWER HUNGRY B1TCH
But she committed political suicide by trying to force an obvious lie into law.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
Not the act of a sane human being.
Onwards and upwards with either Kate or Ash.
She can leave the god bothering shyte at the door of the parliament.Quote:
Originally Posted by donsdaft
I understand there will be issues with some policies for her and her beliefs, but nothing that shouldn't be insurmountable.
Not sure I follow. She stayed so long because the party is split across MP's and MSP's, which it has been since 1999 and since when MP's know they can't by leader of the SNP (other than Salmond for a brief spell when he fudged the rules)? Or she stayed so long as there was no obvious successor, which she largely was responsible for?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
The law that was passed in our parliament and supported by more than just the SNP.Quote:
Originally Posted by donsdaft
Good on the tories in London though for stepping into to the breach and keep us right, where would we be without them.
I know your feelings on the matter DD, but it will become law sooner rather than later.
The first such test will be whether she approves a challenge to the blocking of the GRR Bill, given she was one of the signatories (along with Ash Regan) to the letter to the Scottish Government expressing concern over such billQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDeeDon
The second part, which is a situation created by the firstQuote:
Originally Posted by Red Zone
It can become law all it likes, it’s always going to be a lie though.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDeeDon