The next leader of the Labour Party?

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July 17, 2015 in The Lounge

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Posted July 18, 2015

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I agree on the SNP. They also failed to deliver on promises that got them elected to Hollyrood. They are riding a wave off the back of the close reference vote, but that wave will subside. So I don't agree that Labour are dead in Scotland at all. Cameron knew exactly what he was doing post the referendum election, because after all, the Conservatives had no ground to lose in Scotland. He's now paying the price. The hunting ammendment is only the start of defeats in Parliament for him.

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