But, shamefully, her party has returned to the politics of division and grievance – the politics of the past. They can’t blame the Tories for this – the blame lies with the SNP.ĭuring the Scottish Parliament election, Nicola Sturgeon pledged to focus on recovery from the pandemic and the priorities of the people of Scotland. Drug deaths remain Scotland’s shame with death rates among the highest in Europe. Our education system is in disarray with pupils failed during the pandemic and Scotland sliding down league tables. Throughout the speech she preferred to create imaginary enemies rather than face up to her own failures – as bills spiral and families struggle to make ends meet.Īnas Sarwar says Nicola Sturgeon is 'out of ideas.' (Image: Collect) We also saw in her speech a dangerous right-wing radical who, in the face of the greatest cost-of-living crisis in memory, prefers to lift the cap on bankers’ bonuses than properly support those in need. This is an incompetent and immoral government in complete disarray. It’s clear that today’s Tories are just a Thatcher tribute act.Įven members of the Prime Minister’s own Cabinet are breaking ranks and demanding that the government raises benefits in line with inflation.
In Birmingham Liz Truss’s speech confirmed what was painfully obvious – she now leads a lame duck government that is running down the clock.
LAME DUCK CRASH SERIAL
Final picture of serial killer Peter Tobin shows monster chained to hospital bed.Evil Scots serial killer Peter Tobin dies in hospital.Their values and visions are very different but both are leaders running out of road as the consequences of their failures catch up with them. Last week, Liz Truss gave her first speech to a Tory conference as Prime Minister. Today, Nicola Sturgeon will take to the stage in Aberdeen. For politicians it’s also an important chance to try to focus the political debate on our values. For those of us in political parties, they are a chance to see friends, catch up with colleagues and share ideas.īut inevitably the leader’s speech ends up being the lynchpin moment – a chance to prove the doubters wrong or confirm what the pundits have already decided. Party conferences aren’t all speeches to big exhibition halls.
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