On Nicola Sturgeon's Criticism of Alex Salmond and His Family's Response

• “Telling the truth is now considered an attack and something that should be forbidden or locked away in a box.”
• “Nicola Sturgeon’s Financial Times interview was more candid than her ‘measured’ statements to Parliament – did she conceal critical details?”

On Reform UK and Scottish Politics:

• “2025 will be the year of Reform UK… Farage emboldens his raison d’être as mainstream parties feed his populist agenda.”
• “Thomas Kerr’s defection exposes dark, shadowy forces behind Scottish Tory leadership – a symptom of a party in freefall.”

On Rachel Reeves and Labour:

• “Rachel Reeves isn’t just struggling; whispers about her future might turn into howls if Labour can’t deliver growth.”
• “Reeves and Starmer’s economic strategies betray their lip service to growth – they’re politicians of expediency, not vision.”

On Trump’s Return:

• “Expect headlines, nonsense, and contradictory entertainment – and for the sensible, a whole lot of worry.”
• “Buying Greenland, tariffs on all imports, and re-nationalism – Trump’s policies evoke the chaotic politics of a century ago.”

On Biden’s Presidency:

• “Biden was a stop-Trump president, and Trump is returning. By that definition alone, Biden’s presidency is a monumental failure.”
• “A tawdry end to Biden’s legacy: pardoning his son cuts through the nobility of public service.”

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