Who came out of Scots Referendum with enhanced credit?

[Beati Dogu]

brenflys777 said:

Salmond went into a yes/no referendum and ended up with a yes/partially yes referendum. The waters have been muddied enough that I don't think it was a complete failure for him, but knowing when to exit gracefully also gives him gravitas out of a negative result.

Yes, I think the Fuhrer gained some gravitas by blowing his brains out in his bunker in 1945 too. Kinda put a positive spin on all that failure, death & destruction for me.

[Thorodin]

brenflys777 said:

Salmond and Farage IMO.

Salmond went into a yes/no referendum and ended up with a yes/partially yes referendum. The waters have been muddied enough that I don't think it was a complete failure for him, but knowing when to exit gracefully also gives him gravitas out of a negative result.

Farage has been consistent and forthright, he highlighted the danger of the three party fudge and the unfairness to the English.

Gravitas? Graveitas.

[fluffnik]

Troubleatmill said:

Cameron.

West Lothian question is now top of many folks agenda - and he intends to sort it.

He should have backed "Yes", they were offering the only workable solution!