Liam Kerr and Jamie Greene back Murdo Fraser's Scottish Conservative leadership bid

The speaker, a Scottish politician, expresses pride in sharing the stage with colleagues and humorously discusses a parliamentary rock band. They acknowledge political differences with Murdo Fraser but emphasize the importance of unity within the conservative party. The speaker endorses Murdo Fraser for leadership, citing his experience and ability to bring unity. They reflect on the campaign, highlighting the need for unity and experience. Ultimately, the speaker withdraws from the leadership race to support Murdo Fraser, believing he can deliver the necessary vision and integrity for the party's future.

How does the speaker describe their relationship with Murdo Fraser and other colleagues?

What is the significance of the phrase 'real changes' in the context of the speech?

What reasons does the speaker give for supporting Murdo Fraser in the leadership contest?

What qualities does the speaker believe are necessary for unity within the party?

What does the speaker mean by 'sacrificed on an altar of personal ambition'?