Lib Dems say it’s SNP or no-one for coalition partners

By | Sun 6th May 2007 - 2:02 pm

The Scottish Lib Dems have ruled out doing a deal with Labour to prop up a Labour executive in Scotland.

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5 Comments

  • RMC 6th May '07 - 2:07pm

    The Scottish LibDems should have a period sitting in opposition, regrouping and formulating ideas for the future.

    The SNP should govern as a minority with support from the Greens and Margo MacDonald.

  • Tom Papworth 6th May '07 - 6:51pm

    I agree with RMC.

    We should have no truck with the Nationialists and neither should we prop up Labour.

  • Hywel Morgan 6th May '07 - 9:49pm

    It’s no-one
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6631053.stm

  • RFKRULES! 7th May '07 - 12:29am

    I still think there could be a deal with the SNP! There’s time for them to back down over independence. We’ve got far more in common with them and could achieve a much more progressive Government for Scotland than we did with Labour. And this time we should shout about our achievements more – we were generally quite useless at conveying our achievements to the wider UK audience during the period of the last executive in Scotland

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