David Murray supporting SNP
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Despite being a confirmed Unionist, David Murray (Glasgow Rangers owner) is backing Alec Salmond and the SNP in the upcoming Scottish elections since they're the "best choice for Scotland". This may sound fairly trivial but, to a certain element of the population, the 'party line' of the two major football clubs in Scotland will very much dictate their voting. This will very much help the SNP's campaign I believe...
ViperPict said:
Despite being a confirmed Unionist, David Murray (Glasgow Rangers owner) is backing Alec Salmond and the SNP in the upcoming Scottish elections since they're the "best choice for Scotland". This may sound fairly trivial but, to a certain element of the population, the 'party line' of the two major football clubs in Scotland will very much dictate their voting. This will very much help the SNP's campaign I believe...
I know many Scots who do not want independence yet will vote SNP because they want them in power in Hollyrood. It's quite logical in some respect - Salmond and co and very good at blackmailing Westminster and eventually getting what they want (when it comes to budgets etc). Victor McDade said:
ViperPict said:
Despite being a confirmed Unionist, David Murray (Glasgow Rangers owner) is backing Alec Salmond and the SNP in the upcoming Scottish elections since they're the "best choice for Scotland". This may sound fairly trivial but, to a certain element of the population, the 'party line' of the two major football clubs in Scotland will very much dictate their voting. This will very much help the SNP's campaign I believe...
I know many Scots who do not want independence yet will vote SNP because they want them in power in Hollyrood. It's quite logical in some respect - Salmond and co and very good at blackmailing Westminster and eventually getting what they want (when it comes to budgets etc). ViperPict said:
Despite being a confirmed Unionist, David Murray (Glasgow Rangers owner) is backing Alec Salmond and the SNP in the upcoming Scottish elections since they're the "best choice for Scotland". This may sound fairly trivial but, to a certain element of the population, the 'party line' of the two major football clubs in Scotland will very much dictate their voting. This will very much help the SNP's campaign I believe...
depends if the Sun run a "Rangers Close to Bankruptcy, It's Murrays Fault" headline of polling day...Predictably, Labour are having a fit about a businessman backing the SNP. Never mind the 150 leaders who backed Labour in 2007.
Anyway, Murray has a number of interests in Edinburgh that depend on the Lib Dem/SNP council, including the potential purchase of the £50m Princes Mall for £2.60 if land reforms go through at Holyrood. Not at all related I trust.
I wonder what the reaction on Follow Follow was though!
Anyway, Murray has a number of interests in Edinburgh that depend on the Lib Dem/SNP council, including the potential purchase of the £50m Princes Mall for £2.60 if land reforms go through at Holyrood. Not at all related I trust.

I wonder what the reaction on Follow Follow was though!
If we all agree that only a moron will vote one way because their idol does so then it is fair to assume that the celebrity is so vain but stupid to realise they are only reaching out to d
heads or they know fine well what they are doing and are acting in a way that is non-democratic. They can do what they like but I will not respect them for it.
heads or they know fine well what they are doing and are acting in a way that is non-democratic. They can do what they like but I will not respect them for it. KANEIT said:
If we all agree that only a moron will vote one way because their idol does so then it is fair to assume that the celebrity is so vain but stupid to realise they are only reaching out to d
heads or they know fine well what they are doing and are acting in a way that is non-democratic. They can do what they like but I will not respect them for it.
YOu can not like them for it, but it is not non-democratic, it is very democratic, forcing people to vote a particular way or ignoring the vote is non-democratic
heads or they know fine well what they are doing and are acting in a way that is non-democratic. They can do what they like but I will not respect them for it. 
So called celebs publically joining or endorsing a party is hardly here or there for me, some do it for genuine reasons and have brains, some do it because they believe the party line, like many 'every day 'types, so because they think they are doing good and giving back, ho hum it's all fine.
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