@morningsider, you are accurate as ever, I was only reporting Ms Cameron who seemed to host a clanjamfrie of contradictory viewpoints.
Also, following on from our discussion today, if labour managed a few more seats than forecast and was able to operate as a minority government then I would hope that SNP would not follow Tories through the No lobby.
Labour would need to hold some seats in scotland for or UKIP take some seats? They look to be collecting percentage of the vote but will not be able to turn this into seats?
My feeling is that at a local level in Scotland the Ian Murray scenario is being replicated in various places. This is where a decent hard working labour MP is in danger of losing to someone who never thought he / she had a chance, doesn't know what he / she is doing, has an unfortunate tweeting history etc. this happened at holyrood when some reasonable SNP candidates who were hoping to be second ended up having to come to holyrood and wanted to go home. This will be even worse at Westminster as many of the SNP candidates will not have thought they were going to be elected and will not be of the highest quality. Do not get me wrong, this is the same as the Labour Party candidates of old in the west of Scotland. A donkey with a labour rosette could get elected. Nothing has changed except the colour of the rosette. I cannot figure why people have convinced themselves that the SNP are any different from any of the other parties? Mark lazarowicz in leith is another decent MP that does not deserve the chop but there you go, happened to the Tories now it is happening to labour. Popular opinion is a funny old thing.