Monthly Archives: May 2016

I have been having another wee think over the weekend about the EU having watched a little more of the debate about our membership, I even watched the debate from Glasgow on catch up where Alex Salmond stole the show … Continue reading →

I was watching Holyrood yesterday evening, I watched for a couple of hours, but the most notable thing that really stuck out was how, after a while, many of the MSPs started to morph into one, barring a couple of … Continue reading →

I am still slightly undecided on how I will vote in the up and coming referendum on our membership of the European Union. Both the Tory Leave and the Tory Remain campaigns have been both uninspiring and stupid at best. … Continue reading →

David Cameron Queens Speech Debate During the Queens Speech debate on Wednesday David Cameron made a joke at the expense of Stewart Hosie and Angus MacNeil of the SNP and the fact that they have both split from their wives … Continue reading →

I have been following a little of the Conservative Party’s alleged General Election expenses issue, or what I can of it given how little it appears to be getting reported. I know that some other blogs have covered this but … Continue reading →

A week after the Holyrood Elections I have been having a think about when is the right time for another referendum? I don’t accept the once in a generation argument favored by unionists and Yoons. I don’t care if Alex … Continue reading →

I am starting this blog at 6.30am having stayed up most of the night watching the results come in. So far I am not overly surprised with the results to be honest. The Conservatives have done slightly better than I … Continue reading →

Well the lackluster, pretty low-key, and somewhat boring Scottish Parliament Election happens tomorrow between 7am and 10pm. Postal votes are in (has Ruth Davidson seen them already) and hopefully voters will make the effort to get out and vote. It … Continue reading →

I watched last nights latest BBC Scotland hate fest masquerading as a Leaders Debate and one of the things that stood out, other than the usual 80/20 audience bias, was Ruth Davidson. Now Ruth is vying for second place with … Continue reading →