Scotland under SNP has become “bitter and inward-facing”, says Ross

The transcript critiques the impact of nationalism and the SNP's governance on Scotland, highlighting economic and intellectual decline. It addresses public concerns about the cost of living, NHS, and education, arguing that independence is not the solution. The speaker calls for political change, urging the silent majority to oppose the SNP and support the Scottish Conservatives' mission to focus on real priorities and end the independence debate.

What has been the impact of nationalism on Scotland according to the speaker?

• It has made Scotland more economically prosperous.

• It has divided the country and reduced its confidence.

• It has united the country.

• It has improved Scotland's international relations.

What does the speaker believe is not the solution to Scotland's current issues?

• Focusing on the NHS

• Holding an independence referendum

• Improving education

• Creating more jobs

What is the speaker's main criticism of the current government?

• They are too focused on international affairs.

• They are not taking responsibility and blame Westminster.

• They have reduced taxes too much.

• They have increased spending on public services.

What is the Scottish Conservatives' mission for the next four years?

• To increase taxes for public services

• To build an alternative to the SNP and end the focus on independence

• To focus on international relations

• To support the SNP in their goals

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to break the political deadlock in Scotland?

• Rediscovering the voice of the silent majority

• A focus on international trade

• Increasing government spending

• A new independence referendum