'Tory MPs will rubber-stamp WHATEVER May wants for extreme Brexit' Sturgeon attacks PM
TORY MPs will be used as "rubber-stamps for whatever Theresa May wants to do" as the prime minister pushes for the "most extreme form" of Brexit, Nicola Sturgeon has blasted.
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Speaking in South Queensberry, the Scottish First Minister said the "biggest risk to Scotland" was voting for an "increasingly hardline Tory government intent on austerity, more cuts and not just on Brexit but the most extreme form of Brexit as possible”.
Nicola Sturgeon said: "Tory MPs will rubber-stamp for whatever Theresa May wants to do."
She told listeners that voting SNP was the only way for "Scotland's voice to be heard" and to keep "Scotland moving forward".
Tory MPs will rubber-stamp for whatever Theresa May wants to do
Celebrating ten years of SNP being in power in Scotland, Ms Sturgeon her party for "leading the UK" with the "most progressive policies".
She said the Labour mandate released by Jeremy Corbyn's party today, including free tuition, ending bedroom tax and to get rid of parking charges, was "familiar in Scotland" because the SNP had already delivered the same policies.
She said: " We are leading the UK in progressive policies.
Ms Sturgeon said the SNP would "protect people form the worst impacts of Tory cuts on soical security".
She said: "The SNP have worked each and every day to make Scotland a better country."
But she also admitted "we are not perfect", adding: "In so many ways we have made so much progress to be proud of.
"I know we are not perfect, we haven’t got everything right and there is so much more work still to do.
"It is now more important than ever for Scotland's voice to be heard."