Monthly Archives: April 2014

Both Danny Alexander and Alistair Carmichael have tried their hand at taking on some of the pro-independnece supporters’ claims about the consequences of independence today with varying degrees of success. Before I start, I usually try to refer to SNP … Continue reading →

So we’ve had the first real sign of jitters within the SNP ranks tonight. Up until now, they’ve been as tight as anything, united against everyone else as they pursue their lifelong goals. In fact, I suspect there might have … Continue reading →

Last week, the SNP’s first broadcast for the European Elections was broadcast. It bore a remarkable similarity to the broadcasts that they have been putting out since the end of last year which were all aimed at persuading people to vote Yes … Continue reading →

You would think that politicians would have more sense than to express any sort of admiration for Vladimir Putin. Alex Salmond has followed in the footsteps of Nigel Farage. He told Alistair Campbell for GQ: Obviously, I don’t approve of a … Continue reading →

This article first appeared on Liberal Democrat Voice. I came across this article about some of the circumstances which had led to sanctions being imposed on benefit claimants. Everything in the article is sourced, but I also take it seriously because it … Continue reading →