Nicola sturgeon

[FatCat]

Where now ?

Sturgeon 'misled parliament' over role in Salmond investigation, committee finds

Nicola Sturgeon gave evidence to a parliamentary committee over the Scottish government's botched investigation into Alex Salmond.

news.sky.com

 

[Youngie]

Where now ?

Sturgeon 'misled parliament' over role in Salmond investigation, committee finds

Nicola Sturgeon gave evidence to a parliamentary committee over the Scottish government's botched investigation into Alex Salmond.

news.sky.com

I’d like to say it will be the end of her... but she clings on like a barnacle

 

[Blf]

Back to being a Krankie.

 

[TeaCider]

In normal circumstances that would be a resigning matter.

 

[FatCat]

In normal circumstances that would be a resigning matter.

Maybe it will put to bed the idea of an independent Scotland.

 

[BiggEggo]

Difficult for UK gov to put her to the sword though given the level of corruption and cronyism that exists in the current cabinet. Shes seen of Ruth Davidson in every clash and has undercut Boris at every turn.
Tories are flogging a dead horse north of the border. Elections will be a landslide for Sturgeon and Co.

 

[uncle_rico]

Maybe it will put to bed the idea of an independent Scotland.

There was a survation opinion poll yesterday that has Remain at 57%.

 

[Yearbyred]

Johnson misleads parliament on an almost weekly basis.

He still hangs around like a fart in a space suit.

 

[Youngie]

Johnson misleads parliament on an almost weekly basis.

He still hangs around like a fart in a space suit.

True... but never to do with a sexual assault criminal investigation.

 

[Joy_Division_Oven_Gloves]

Some politicians are bulletproof

 

[Train Guy]

She will be history, this time next week.

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

She will be history, this time next week.

She may be but given we have a Prime Minster with little moral compass, lies incessantly, made numerous racist comments and has spent public money on a former mistresses business amongst his other corrupt spending He isn't history so don’t be surprised she wont be.

 

[TeaCider]

I cannot see her resigning, there's a big enough grey area for doubt, and the opposition isn't large enough to force her out.
Some of her own MSPs and the Greens would surely have to push her out, and I'm not sure they'd do that with an election coming.

Hopefully this really damages their electoral success either way.

 

[Train Guy]

I cannot disagree with any of that. But Boris has not been cornered in such a tight spot. One day he might well be.

 

[Alvez_48]

The worrying thing is ... This could actually strengthen her, when they still absolutely walk the Scottish locals despite everything Sturgeon and the SNP have done the past 12 months.

 

[jam69]

Johnson does it all the time , but he has tge backing if the cult

Court order shows 'Boris Johnson misled parliament over Covid-19 contracts'

THE UK Government unlawfully failed to publish details of more than 500 coronavirus-related contracts within the required time, the High Court has…

www.thenational.scot

 

[Ingleby_Flash]

She’ll just balls it out saying the committee is split and biased on political lines. She’ll get away with it despite being bang out of order. Clinging on will severely damage her party, but she won’t give a toss about that.

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

She’ll just balls it out saying the committee is split and biased on political lines. She’ll get away with it despite being bang out of order. Clinging on will severely damage her party, but she won’t give a toss about that.

I am not convinced it will damage the party

 

[Alvez_48]

Johnson does it all the time , but he has tge backing if the cult

Court order shows 'Boris Johnson misled parliament over Covid-19 contracts'

THE UK Government unlawfully failed to publish details of more than 500 coronavirus-related contracts within the required time, the High Court has…

www.thenational.scot

Jam as someone who wouldn't ever vote Tory myself (infact right now I feel like no political party deserves my vote), why do you have to deflect to them on this issue. The thread title is 'Nicola Sturgeon'.

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

Jam as someone who wouldn't ever vote Tory myself (infact right now I feel like no political party deserves my vote), why do you have to deflect to them on this issue. The thread title is 'Nicola Sturgeon'.

I first brought him into this discussion so may I respond to your question. I have no sympathy with Sturgeon and she may indeed have to walk but I find it interesting that her misdemeanours are no worse in my opinion to those of the current PM of this country and yet there is no media storm over his position. Its pertinent to make that point in this thread. Sorry you don’t.