All a unionist party does by dissolving its British connections is signal to the electorate that the SNP are right.
“We cannot have our leaders selected, or deselected, by the grudges and grievances of one prominent man. The leader of the Scottish Labour Party doesn’t serve by the grace of Len McCluskey.”
I know you don’t want to hear from your opponents right now, but it would be really lovely if you could grant me a few requests.
Also: Knives out for two more Labour leaders – Murphy in Scotland and Jones in Wales.
Labour have fed the SNP by laying the blame for every calamity at the door of Westminster.
The Strathclyde Commission’s proposals have paved the way for one.
Jim Murphy’s performance. The SNP’s new members. Salmond’s demands. Turnout. And the new devolution proposals.
By Harry PhibbsFollow Harry on Twitter How would Tony Blair have voted on Thursday night had he still been an MP? Given his article in The Times one can only conclude that his only objection to the Government's motion would be that it was not stronger. Several have noted that Mr Blair damaged his own cause […]
By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter Conservatives have had some fun at Ed Miliband's expense this week. Today's Sun revelled in Ed Miliband's "Blackbusters" gaffe. "Silly Mili", it laughed. Guido Fawkes relaunched Iain Martin's Don't Underestimate Ed Miliband Association as the Don't Unseat Ed Miliband Association. "Save Ed Miliband" is the three word prayer of every […]
Opportunities for Scotland’s Conservatives lie ahead – if the right organisation and resources can be found.