✍️ 'The cooperation deal that brought our two pro-independence political parties could never have even been imagined in the outdated, obsolete politics of the past' patrickharvie on why the Bute House Agreement is crucial for independence
meanwhile have been grazing in the wilderness for so long that some have forgotten what it’s like to govern, while others are terrified of offering any kind of change at all.
So it’s little wonder both sides are attacking the most progressive political cooperation deal the UK has ever witnessed.They can’t win on policy, they have lost on credibility, so finger-pointing and name-calling is all they have left., and the promise of a continued pro-independence majority, is all that stands against them and whoever takes Number 10 come the looming General Election, so of course they are going to attack us. It’s as predictable as it is desperate.
As we continue our work on buffer zones, a ban on disposable vapes, on animal welfare, delivering a publicly owned railway, taking action on community housing, protecting our firefighters, and standing up against the far right and bigots, all other parties want to do is talk about the Scottish Greens and the SNP, misleading people about our policies because they envy our ability to work together.
It is and remains an exemplar of how politics can and should be. It is our biggest asset in ensuring the policies of pro-independence parties are furthered, and ultimately in delivering independence itself.
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