Re: The SNP
Originally Posted by
Julie1962
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Not heard anything quite like that either, she has said she is willing to work with almost anyone which is nothing the other parties haven't said too and sounds fairly honest about it.
Quote. Political Commentary Press.
And she hasn't been shy about the demands she would make of Ed Miliband. She wants to remove the £26,000 annual benefits cap and get £180 billion more public spending; she wants the welfare system to be more generous and the minimum wage to rise to £8.70 an hour. She has described blocking a renewal of the Trident nuclear submarine programme as her "absolute" red line. She sees herself as the spearhead of a progressive front in Westminster which could force Labour back to its red roots. But she doesn't want to be locked into a coalition with them, and has mocked Ed Miliband for ruling one out.