Nicola Sturgeon claims SNP can hold balance of power in Westminster

The speaker discusses the importance of Scotland's right to decide its future, challenging Westminster's veto power. They emphasize engaging all citizens in the independence debate and argue for the strategic positioning of the SNP to ensure Scotland's interests are prioritized in UK politics.

Why does the speaker refuse to concede a point early in the election campaign?

• To avoid giving Westminster a veto over Scotland's future

• To gain more media attention

• To maintain a strong negotiating position

• To focus on economic issues

What is the speaker's message to those who do not support independence?

• To ignore the independence debate

• To unite around the idea that Scotland should decide its own future

• To consider the economic benefits of independence

• To support the current political system

What does the speaker believe about Westminster's position?

• It is sustainable

• It is irrelevant

• It is unsustainable

• It is beneficial for Scotland

What strategic position does the speaker advocate for the SNP?

• To form a coalition with the main parties

• To hold the balance of power in a hung parliament

• To merge with another party

• To focus solely on local issues

How does the speaker propose to ensure Scotland's interests are prioritized?

• By forming alliances with international bodies

• By reducing taxes

• By having SNP MPs in influential positions

• By increasing trade with other countries