Caviar is the best-known by-product of the sturgeon. The best-known caviar is Beluga, but in Scotland the Labour Party are looking forward to some Nicola to celebrate their return to prominence, if the assessment of this article is to be taken seriouslyPoliticians only have relaunches when they are in bother. The news this week that Nicola Sturgeon is planning a flurry of new ideas in the autumn shows the problems she and the Scottish National Party have
Gnasher told me to get over here pronto as Frequent was laying into Nicola.
Knowing it was Frequent, I had the lowest of expectations but I'm still disappointed.
The above "attack" must surely qualify as the the biggest anti climax since someone's Grindr hook-up turned out to be Rabbi Poxxy
I am disappointed. Even I was expecting a more spirited defence of old Nickypoos than a few well worn insults. Tut tut.
What is there to defend?
An article in a Labour rag full of unattributed comments from anonymous sources.
Add to that some filler which dresses an abysmal Labour GE performance in Scotland (coming THIRD with SEVEN seats and a measly 3% increase in their vote) as a "resurgence"?
What the actual fuck?
Well I wouldn't normally get involved in Scottish affairs but blaming the press is always the last stronghold of the terminally declining politician/activist.
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