He has to try to make Salmond seem unreasonable. I suppose this is part of that. But given (1) the state of the Tories in Scotland (2) the fact that significant power is vested in Holyrood (3) the nasty decisions Cameroon will have to take (4) the cuteness of Salmond, he's going to have a tough time of it.
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Which is cuite only if you have the implicit assumption they are mutually exclusive. There are not intrinsically so, whatever the politics.
Which is why I reckon Salmond will likely have the upper hand; he can exploit that gap to his advantage
So what should cameron's approach be then? Unfortunately, i can't really see an alternative.
He has to try to make Salmond seem unreasonable. I suppose this is part of that. But given (1) the state of the Tories in Scotland (2) the fact that significant power is vested in Holyrood (3) the nasty decisions Cameroon will have to take (4) the cuteness of Salmond, he's going to have a tough time of it.
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