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Hi David, on your first few points re polls: I tend to agree with the article I linked, the margin for error is generally given at +/- 3% so they are still pretty close to eventual outcome. I also believe the "shy tory" effect is in play here. As for the one party state nonsense, I guess you stole ...

Wee Eck is good copy for the papers/broadcasters.
Sturgeon didn't stand for Westminster as she has a job already running the better half of the country!

http://wingsoverscotland.com/the-polls-were-not-wrong/

David have a read through the article above. The polls were interpreted poorly, that is all.

That's the Liebour spin. In the last parliament there were 47 "anti-tory"(Lab + SNP) MP's in Scotland.
At the time of writing, it looks like there will be 57 "anti-tory" MP's.
Maths not your strong point?

She WAS a labour supporter!
She has now converted!

As I said earlier in this thread I believe that formal coalitions are slightly less favourable than a minority government which has to govern by consensus. There are policy overlaps between ALL of the main parties and it's about time they voted for what we want and not what the "Party" dictates. I ...

The SNP originally argued for a yes/no/devo max question on the paper but the UK government insisted on a yes/no!

Up here the under 25's are a VERY interested group of voters! As for DJ's points I do not think another referendum on independence is likely or called for for 5-10 years to be honest. I believe the will for the majority of Scottish voters would be for home rule/federalism...ie self government with ...

I hate agreeing with you David but you are 100% correct on this one!
PS Max you cannot have more than one "Benefit Central"!

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