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excluding the Dks, slightly skews the actual poll result, appears the side losing are doing better than they are

Difference being Sturgeon commented on actual poll standing, when asked, Salmond on the Marr show quoted the poll unsolicited and did not explain how he came to his outcome

Did Marr not present the polls as evidence that YES were losing and invite Salmond to comment or was it a completely unrelated question?

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Did Marr not present the polls as evidence that YES were losing and invite Salmond to comment or was it a completely unrelated question?

No, it was Salmond who mentioned the poll

Can you specifically point out where she was asked to comment?

As far as I can see, her quote is contained in an SNP press release. The release gives some figures, then Nicola gives her unsolicited take on what the figures mean.

I fail to see how this differs from what Eck did.

Seriously Ecto, stop digging. Admit you lied & were called on it.

Am not the one digging, you are the one finding the info, to in some way to protect Salmond, you know he is a "big boy" who is more than capable of sticking up for himself

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No, it was Salmond who mentioned the poll

Am not the one digging, you are the one finding the info, to in some way to protect Salmond, you know he is a "big boy" who is more than capable of sticking up for himself

^^^ utterly obsessed

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excluding the Dks, slightly skews the actual poll result, appears the side losing are doing better than they are

You do realise people can't vote Don't Know in the referendum, don't you?

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I think a lot of don't knows won't actually vote.

In that case, if the result is 55% Yes & 45% No on an 80% turnout, will you and Ecto start a campaign to have the result overturned because the Yes vote has been inflated because the non-voters weren't counted?

In Ecto's eyes, that particular result would mean that Yes only gained the votes of 44% of the total electorate, whilst the No vote (36%) and the non-voting 20% would total 56%.

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Meanwhile, the UK Government is quietly funding Better Together's private polling

http://www.sundaypost.com/news-views/scotland/independence-referendum/uk-government-accused-of-funding-no-campaign-1.435240

Even though the Secretary of State for Portsmouth had previously stated “the principle is it’s government research and we don’t release it”, the principle does not appear to apply to sharing the information with the "No" side

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Ecto - it's not about defending Salmond. It's more about exposing the lies promoted by the No side, .

Why are you concerned merely with "exposing" the lies of one side?

Whay aren't you just as concerned with the lies from the SNP?

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The usual "obsessed with the SNP" stuff

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As they are the government that are asking the question, they run the independence campaign, they control the independence campaign - of course it's about the SNP.

But then the NCC will try to paint it otherwise.

Politicians are politicians.

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As they are the government that are asking the question, they run the independence campaign, they control the independence campaign - of course it's about the SNP.

But then the NCC will try to paint it otherwise.

Politicians are politicians.

Half_Baked is a well known troll who continually asks questions along the lines of "Have you stopped beating your wife - Yes or No"

As his question above falls into that category, I don't see any point in answering it.

However, in response to your point, I would agree that the SNP are the main driving force in the independence debate. Other parties (the Greens & most parties of the left) also support independence.

However, not every member of the SNP, Greens & Socialists will vote Yes. Similarly, not every Labour, Libdem, Tory & Ukipper will vote No.

As such, the debate is between those of us that believe that Scotland will prosper under indy, and those that believe that we will prosper under the Union.

Accordingly, it's not wholly about the SNP. Surely you can appreciate this distinction?

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As they are the government that are asking the question, they run the independence campaign, they control the independence campaign - of course it's about the SNP.

But then the NCC will try to paint it otherwise.

Politicians are politicians.

Yes Scotland runs the independence campaign. HTH.

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Half_Baked is a well known troll who continually asks questions along the lines of "Have you stopped beating your wife - Yes or No"

As his question above falls into that category, I don't see any point in answering it.

Uh what?

Are you denying that the Yes campaign have lied to us? And think about this carefully.

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