Interview with Ruth Davidson re ScottishReferendum

The transcript discusses the fairness of holding another referendum in Scotland, given the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the lack of public consent. It questions whether Theresa May's announcement was timed to distract from a political scandal. The discussion highlights the divisive nature of referendums and the lack of political and public support for another one in Scotland, emphasizing that Nicola Sturgeon's push for nationalism does not align with the will of the Scottish people.

What is the main reason given for opposing another Scottish referendum?

• The desire to focus on local issues

• The potential for increased tourism

• The lack of public support and uncertainty about Brexit

• The economic cost of holding a referendum

What was suggested as a possible motive behind Theresa May's announcement?

• To strengthen ties with the EU

• To distract from a political scandal

• To encourage Scottish independence

• To promote economic growth

How did the UK government respond to Nicola Sturgeon's proposal?

• By offering financial incentives

• By immediately agreeing to a new referendum

• By ignoring the proposal

• By providing a considered response

What is the critique of Nicola Sturgeon's push for nationalism?

• It lacks public and political support

• It is considered beneficial for trade

• It is viewed as a distraction from economic issues

• It is seen as a way to increase tourism

What is the current sentiment in Scotland regarding another referendum?

• It is considered a minor political issue

• There is overwhelming support for it

• There is no public consent for it

• It is seen as a way to boost the economy