Well, one out of three isn’t bad, we suppose.
We’re a bit confused by point 3, though. “It’s no wonder the SNP support the Government’s plans”, it notes. But hang on a minute – didn’t the No campaign director Blair McDougall tell us just days ago that the SNP “opposed” devolution in 1997? Who to believe? We just don’t know what to think any more.
Glasgow Labour reveal next council-election candidate:
(Inside man: alert reader “Al Ghaf”.)
Poor old Captain D still hasn’t found what he’s looking for.
Click the image to find out what it is.
In the light of the Electoral Commission setting higher limits for referendum campaign spending, Labour’s Richard Baker, Dr. Richard Simpson and Alistair Darling embark on an urgent fundraising drive outside The Rangers’ next away game in SFL 3.
(We might have gone with this, but it doesn’t seem to be possible to embed YouTube video at a specified starting point, at least in so far as we don’t know how to do it.)
This front page from the Sunday Herald is almost two years old, but seems apt today.
At least the price is falling this time round, we suppose.
Click for teh bigs. You know where it’s from by now, right?
Because sometimes the story at the end of the news is just a nice feelgood one.
We guess you’d have to call the 1979 referendum leaflet on the left the whole-ish truth.
(Yep, we’re still mining the Scottish Political Archive. It’s a rich seam.)
There wouldn’t be many people left in the No campaign if these were the rules.
So remember, folks – calling someone a Nazi isn’t political debate. Nazis weren’t comical figures of fun. That sort of poison is “sick abuse and gutter politics”, and must be stamped on if we’re ever to raise the level of debate.
(Another nugget from the Scottish Political Archive.)
More from our trawl through the picture files of the Scottish Political Archive. Click the picture of this 1968 Conservative election leaflet to find the answer to its question, which remarkably is every bit as relevant (if not more) today as it was 45 years ago.
It’s not often we agree with the Tories, but this time they’re bang on the money.
In case you missed it on Twitter, we reveal the No campaign’s Head Of Graphs:
There, that should cheer up those grumpy The Rangers fans from last night.
Wings Over Scotland is a thing that exists.
