Another poor performance
The failure to win is another poor performance by the SNP in a vital west of Scotland marginal. If the SNP fail to come first tonight it will be because they could not crack Labour's west of Scotland heartland.
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Nick Robinson | 04:06 UK time, Friday, 4 May 2007
The failure to win is another poor performance by the SNP in a vital west of Scotland marginal. If the SNP fail to come first tonight it will be because they could not crack Labour's west of Scotland heartland.
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Not another SNP failure Alex ?
[Galloway & Upper Nithsdale]
2007 Election - Tories win, SNP 2nd (lead of 11%)
2001 Election - Tories win, SNP 2nd (lead of .3%)
99 Election - SNP win, Tories 2nd (lead of 9.2%)
97 Election - SNP win, Tories 2nd (lead of 13.4%)
.... Alex .... NOOOOOOO !!!!!!
vikingar
So it's looking as if the opinion poll led hysteria of the past few weeks was misplaced?
Dear Nick,
In America they are Citizens, in Europe they are Citizens, In Britain we are Subjects, Slaves of the Establishment, so we are not free after all, role on the break up of the Union, well done the SNP, AND ROLE ON FULL MEMBERSHIP OF THE fEDERAL SATES OF EUROPE.