Two former presidents felt compelled to comment publicly

The Atlantic finally catching up with what some of us have been saying for *years*

That's absurd. Only people with a genuine Scottish connection (birth, parentage, or residency) qualify for citizenship. Someone born/living in Cornwall with no link to Scotland doesn’t qualify.

Feels like this isn’t about principle at all, but a workaround to secure FoM benefits for Brits who don’t qualify for Scottish citizenship.

Labour need to realise that they'd be better off with Burnham inside the tent. Leadership speculation will continue either way. If inside they can use his better communicative skills in national govt. #bbclaurak

I give up. All you need to take from this exchange is that Britain is broken, and there’s nothing you can do to fix it. You, sir, are on a hiding to nothing! Just wait until Scotland, Wales and NI all vote for pro-Indy Govts after the elections in May. Westminster will be left High & Dry! Goodbye!

"Prior to the legislation, roughly 10 million tons of food were discarded annually. That same supply now supports households, reduces waste volumes, and lightens the financial burden on social programs." via Greatest Reactions

It’s Friday. More wine matters.

As an accidental roommate of two of these venomous little fuckers, I can confirm everything about this

Jack Smith: "My fear is that we have seen the rule of law function in our country for so long that many of us have come to take it for granted. The rule of law is not self-executing. It depends on our collective commitment to apply it."

Please stop Project-Fear-like speculation. That was 2014 and 2016. It's all written down by the Scottish government. www.gov.scot/publications...

I’m beginning to warm to AI: “Donald Trump is politically compared to several Roman emperors, most frequently Caligula, for his populism, disregard for tradition, and perceived absurdity.” Manicula (small hands) would be an ideal Latin nickname for DJT.