Nicola Sturgeon coming for that power :clap1:

That is why I think Alex Salmond should have stayed longer, he may have even had the chance,more likely than not,to say 'I told you those at Westminster couldn't be trusted as to 'real' new powers'.

I think a great deal of more chaos is going to come and it doesn't help to get Conservative MPs already flexing their muscles against Scottish MPs either.

Yep, you get it joey... And how is Ed Milliband in the firing line too over this?! I swear if Cameron fell in a bucket of dung he'd come out smelling of roses! grrrr! :/

And nothing of value was lost
(JK, I have no idea how this man is perceived; nor do I care. All I know was that he was a minister :p What is your opinion on him?)

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http://i.imgur.com/Fc8jwU6.jpg

even I laughed when he did this tbf

I would've laughed if he'd shoved it down his self serving gullet!

Well Cameron was in the Rose garden at Downing street when he first became PM.:joker:
Actually his rating is only about 12% better than Ed Miliband's anyway and that is more than likely becasue he is the current PM,nothing as to his ability and competence.

Ed Miliband is near the better idea of English reform as to the regional idea rather than removal of status of some MP's at Westminster.
I cannot see this getting off the ground before the election in May, it will be something the next Govt. has to address and maybe set up.
In something like 7 months time only now, we will likely be in an election campaign already anyway.

I wonder if he is reading the papers tomorrow,will Alex Slamond afford himself a big grin at the dilemma his referendum has handed to Westminster.
Especially as to David Cameron,who he knows talks a lot but always puts things off until the next day, and the next day, and indeed for many days after that too.

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For me he has really resigned too soon, too good a leader to be lost in my view.

Not the action of a dedicated reformist is it?