SNP can anyone explain

[NYCBlue]

[EdinburghBlue]

Both you and Alfie are a bit nondescript with your comments. Who are these big time tax evaders you talk about?

Perhaps people like these:

TruBlue is naive though. Still believes in the Tooth Fairy & Vincent Tan

[The Penguin]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

[archibald leitch]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

[Feedback]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

The lib dems did

[Kiffa]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

And after what's happened to them, I wouldn't expect anyone to be following in their footsteps for a little while

[Eric Cartman]

[Taunton Blue Genie]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

The lib dems did

I just think that the UK electorate is not used to coalitions and the complexities that are inevitably involved.

[tommy31]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

The lib dems did

And after what's happened to them, I wouldn't expect anyone to be following in their footsteps for a little while

The lib dem's problem was that the main selling point of their manifesto was they'd scrap tuition fees all together. Not only did they fail to get that, but they all voted to triple the fees. That's why they will lose seats. If it was a minor policy then it wouldn't be so bad, but it was their whole campaign

[Feedback]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

The lib dems did

And after what's happened to them, I wouldn't expect anyone to be following in their footsteps for a little while

Anyone who has Lib Dem always knew that the best they could realistically hope for was for their party of choice to be part of a coalition - and that any junior party in a coalition cannot hope to get all their policies enacted.

I don't think anyone who voted for the lib dems in 2010 seriously expected them to be in government. Whilst a pledge was made I'm surprised people ever thought it could be carried out. the UK is not used to coalition governments although I do think they are here to stay.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

The Scottish people voted to stay in the union. Therefore we have to accept they have a say in the make up of parliament

although ironically the people representing Scotland in the parliament are the ones who voted to get out - im guessing every single SNP candidate voted YES. In a true democracy then they would be representing the people but as you say, the people voted NO.

Its only confusing if you havent had a drink

SNP MPs will be represetning the people who democratically elected them. You cant seriously expect an MP to go against his or her own election manifesto to please the people who did not vote for them?

The lib dems did

And after what's happened to them, I wouldn't expect anyone to be following in their footsteps for a little while

Anyone who has Lib Dem always knew that the best they could realistically hope for was for their party of choice to be part of a coalition - and that any junior party in a coalition cannot hope to get all their policies enacted.

Their whole campaign? Surely not.