Douglas Ross: Scots are not wrong about Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon is a better communcator
The TelegraphThe Scottish Tory leader has launched an extraordinary attack on Boris Johnson by stating that Scots are not "absolutely wrong" in their low opinion of him and Nicola Sturgeon is a better communicator. Douglas Ross said "most objective people" would say the First Minister, who holds a briefing every weekday, has communicated better with the public during the pandemic than Mr Johnson, The Prime Minister has recorded dismal approval ratings in a series of opinion polls, while Ms Sturgeon's figures and support for independence have surged in recent months. Pressed whether Mr Johnson harms case for the Union, Mr Ross said: "You can't say that the people of Scotland are absolutely wrong in their ratings for their various leaders" His incendiary intervention came only hours after he gave a keynote speech stating Scots have turned to independence after becoming "alienated" by the UK Government's "winner takes all" approach to Brexit. The Scottish Tory leader accused the Government of considering only the views of Brexit supporters and ignoring Remain voters north of the Border who still feel "aggrieved" at the 2016 referendum result.