Deals In Smoke Filled Back Rooms.

[sandyRoe]

If Labour leaders said now that they would enter a coalition isn't it like saying to the electorate north of the border they could vote SNP and still get the Tories out? It wouldn't do much for their candidates chances.
But after the election who would blame them if they did try to strike a deal that would consign Cameron and his posh cronies to the dustbin of history?

[Duncer]

I would agree that Cameron and co are perceived as "posh", but what is Milliband if not equally "posh"?

Anyway, if someone is capable of doing a good job, and I'm not saying that any of the aforementioned are, then why is their background even relevant?

[steg]

You aren't disappointing me ichkeria, it won't be for you, or even the SNP to decide, it will be for the Scottish people if and when they want another referendum

[youngmafbog]

Duncer, a hard line labour voter will ignore any facts that may ruin their blinkered vision.

[ichkeria]

Actually steg it will be for the Westminster government to decide :-)

[steg]

Are you sure? Westminster, the press and the unionists up here have spent the last couple weeks condemning Nicola for not ruling out another referendum

[mushroom25]

the scottish people can demand it, and the SNP can hold another referendum any time they like. but without sanction and co-operation of the UK government there won't be any mandate arising from it. the SNP could of course declare UDI, but with the oil industry on its backside, now wouldn't be a good time to try going it alone.