A new poll by Sevanta for the Scotsman newspaper makes grim reading for the new FM and leader of the SNP Yousaf
It predicts that Yousaf could be the person who loses the SNP's 16-year grip on power. If it plays out as the poll predicts, the SNP would have 46 seats, Labour 42, the Tories 24, Greens 10 and the LibDems 7. It would result in a hung parliament with the SNP far short of the 65 seats needed to form a majority government.
In theory, Labour could take power with support from either the Conservatives or the Lib Dems. Though it would be good to see the SNP out of power as they have overseen a decline in the Scottish economy, public services and an increase in "wokeness".
A Labour coalition would not be the best for the people of Scotland. Scotland needs a patriotic ethnonationalist government: a government that will put the indigenous people first, stamp out the ridiculous "progressive" agenda while growing our economy and boosting public services.
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It predicts that Yousaf could be the person who loses the SNP's 16-year grip on power. If it plays out as the poll predicts, the SNP would have 46 seats, Labour 42, the Tories 24, Greens 10 and the LibDems 7. It would result in a hung parliament with the SNP far short of the 65 seats needed to form a majority government.
In theory, Labour could take power with support from either the Conservatives or the Lib Dems. Though it would be good to see the SNP out of power as they have overseen a decline in the Scottish economy, public services and an increase in "wokeness".
A Labour coalition would not be the best for the people of Scotland. Scotland needs a patriotic ethnonationalist government: a government that will put the indigenous people first, stamp out the ridiculous "progressive" agenda while growing our economy and boosting public services.
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