Ironic that the chat is all about endevouring to reconnect with the average person whilst this attempt to appeal to yes voters is utilising an ethnic form of nationalism that doesnt seem to correlate with anything the yes campaign or yes voters were aboutHe's trying to out-nat the Nats. And yes, it's calculated to appeal to the SDL Rangers fan Jimmy Union types.
Will, the vacuum in Scottish Labour wasn't at the top. There's only a top.
Nothing. The party has atrophied. It can staff a stall in the middle class West End of Glasgow, but it can't staff a stall in Drumchapel or Sighthill.
Of course. Why spend money fixing actual problems when we could spend it fighting our corner in the imaginary future apocalypse.The Guardian is reporting that Murphy is pro-nuclear which is a big point in his favour.
is it?The Guardian is reporting that Murphy is pro-nuclear which is a big point in his favour.
No.is it?
Here.Has anyone got an electronic version of Carolyn Leckie's piece in yesterday's National?
I'm not on Facebook, so that doesn't work for me. But the PDF should do the trick. I though William of Walworth might appreciate it.
I'm not on Facebook, so that doesn't work for me. But the PDF should do the trick. I though William of Walworth might appreciate it.
It was Henry Jackson who said: "... the best politics is no politics.'
Murphy's speech to the HJS. Fill yer boots.
http://www.jimmurphymp.com/news-room/Speeches/news.aspx?p=1041364
Opponents derided him as "the Senator from Boeing"[11] and a "whore for Boeing"[12] because of his consistent support for additional military spending on weapons systems and accusations of wrongful contributions from the company; in 1965, eighty percent of Boeing's contracts were military
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_M._Jackson
This could be the end for Scottish Labour. wouldn't rule out Unite in Scotland disaffiliating
I think they'll stay until this side of the GE - and have a leadership contest if they do badly and he won't resign.With Neil Findlay being given the fair work brief in Murphy's shadow cabinet, will this help keep unions on side in scotland do you think?
Is the NUS stuff and Henry Jackson Society membership common knowledge though? Or do people just see him as that twat with the crates of Irn-Bru?