Sturgeon seems to have lost her grip on reality, though some would argue that happened years ago.
Claiming that there is no crisis in the SNP is obviously either a barefaced lie or she has no awareness of the reality of the situation her party faces.
A massive loss of members within the last few years, something she claims she was unaware of, resignations of senior party members, missing money, police investigations, internal warfare between different factions in the party, and doubts over the handling of the leadership election all point towards a crisis that is only deepening. But Sturgeon says all is good. She obviously has no grip on reality.
This is what got us to where we are now in this country: the SNP's refusal to see reality and blindly sticking to policies that were not working and in some cases the public actively opposed.
She has gone, but now the SNP itself must go and Scotland must have real nationalism in its place. Help us work towards this. join up at [email protected]
Claiming that there is no crisis in the SNP is obviously either a barefaced lie or she has no awareness of the reality of the situation her party faces.
A massive loss of members within the last few years, something she claims she was unaware of, resignations of senior party members, missing money, police investigations, internal warfare between different factions in the party, and doubts over the handling of the leadership election all point towards a crisis that is only deepening. But Sturgeon says all is good. She obviously has no grip on reality.
This is what got us to where we are now in this country: the SNP's refusal to see reality and blindly sticking to policies that were not working and in some cases the public actively opposed.
She has gone, but now the SNP itself must go and Scotland must have real nationalism in its place. Help us work towards this. join up at [email protected]