The memo about a conversation between Nicola Sturgeon and the French Ambassador is intriguing: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/04/ed-miliband-nicola-sturgeon-allegations-damning-labour-snp-david-cameron
Everyone is denying everything, but an inquiry has been launched which must mean the memo exists.
As always, it is not the original blabbermouth "misspeaking" that will do the damage but the denial and cover-up.
And if it all comes out the SNP fanatics will turn on her with a ferocity that will be shocking.
Presumably journalists are now combing through other conversations by Nicola Sturgeon, checking whether she has made similar comments that would confirm the sentiments expressed in the memo - that the SNP would rather Scotland endured five more years of Tory overlordship if it means that they will gain political advantage from it.
Everyone is denying everything, but an inquiry has been launched which must mean the memo exists.
As always, it is not the original blabbermouth "misspeaking" that will do the damage but the denial and cover-up.
And if it all comes out the SNP fanatics will turn on her with a ferocity that will be shocking.
Presumably journalists are now combing through other conversations by Nicola Sturgeon, checking whether she has made similar comments that would confirm the sentiments expressed in the memo - that the SNP would rather Scotland endured five more years of Tory overlordship if it means that they will gain political advantage from it.
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