I have a feeling that Yes surged a few days ago because people suddenly thought it might be possible, but second thoughts on "What exactly happens if we do?" shifted some of those back into the No camp. Still, they're likely to get some goodies from a nervous Westminster.
It's been mentioned that if Yes succeeds, what's left of Britain will take a right turn, since many of the lefty votes come from Scotland.
One report, unless I misread, said that turnout was around 90%. Wish we could get anywhere near that. The GOP knows that the fewer people vote, the better for them, which is why they keep making voting harder.
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I have a feeling that Yes surged a few days ago because people suddenly thought it might be possible, but second thoughts on "What exactly happens if we do?" shifted some of those back into the No camp. Still, they're likely to get some goodies from a nervous Westminster.
It's been mentioned that if Yes succeeds, what's left of Britain will take a right turn, since many of the lefty votes come from Scotland.
One report, unless I misread, said that turnout was around 90%. Wish we could get anywhere near that. The GOP knows that the fewer people vote, the better for them, which is why they keep making voting harder.