The slippery Sturgeon.

[sinkov]

Watched Salmond giving evidence yesterday, in any normal democracy Sturgeon would be toast, even if only half of what he said was true, and he had the evidence to prove most of it.

But Scotland is not a normal democracy, it's a one party state, she'll take some shifting.

[Supersub6]

I watched that as well and it was very noticeable that, when pertinent questions were asked by the Conservative leader, the Labour leader and the Independent guy who was there, the SNP were feeling a bit uncomfortable, however, Nicola will be well prepared for her session on Wednesday and will still be campaigining for Independence in the coming months.
Politicians ---who would trust them?

[army88]

I watched that as well and it was very noticeable that, when pertinent questions were asked by the Conservative leader, the Labour leader and the Independent guy who was there, the SNP were feeling a bit uncomfortable, however, Nicola will be well prepared for her session on Wednesday and will still be campaigining for Independence in the coming months.
Politicians ---who would trust them?

She’s one of the last I’d trust like Merkel a hitler love child

[outwoodclaret]

Reckon it should be a straight fight between Sturgeon and Salmon(d) with Peter Pike as referee.

[alfinyalcabo]

I bet she's as dry as a bone.

[CaspertheClaret]

I watched that as well and it was very noticeable that, when pertinent questions were asked by the Conservative leader, the Labour leader and the Independent guy who was there, the SNP were feeling a bit uncomfortable, however, Nicola will be well prepared for her session on Wednesday and will still be campaigining for Independence in the coming months.
Politicians ---who would trust them?

Absolutely Supersub - I hate part politics and the pettiness and harm that it does to society.

However living north of the Border, I do think that as a leader through the whole pandemic I think she has done well in stepping up and making positive decisions. I also think the same about BJ.

Adversity brings out the best and the worst but I actually feel that whilst it's been an awful time for a lot of people, it has been a welcome break from the bitching and whining of the day to day kindergarten farce that is party politics. Unfortunately its on its way back though.

[sinkov]

I watched that as well and it was very noticeable that, when pertinent questions were asked by the Conservative leader, the Labour leader and the Independent guy who was there, the SNP were feeling a bit uncomfortable,

The two SNP MPs seemed to me Sub just to be going through the motions, they droned out their questions with no enthusiasm, Salmond brushed them aside easily, and they seemed almost resigned to their fate, or in this case their leader's fate. Salmond has her bang to rights on numerous counts, she hasn't got a leg to stand on, but she won't go quietly, she'll have to be dragged out kicking and screaming, they might not get her out at all, but surely her credibility is shot to ribbons now.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I think little Jimmy Krankie might be looking for a new job pretty soon.

The "evidence" always gets you in the end.

[kritichris]

The "evidence" always gets you in the end.

Didn't get OJ

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Didn't get OJ

He still ended up in jail kritichris. The "evidence" just dragged him into submission, ultimately Sturgeon will go the same way.