As time goes on, the criticism of how she handled Covid is growing. Our restrictions in Scotland went on for longer, and were stricter than in other places. Schools closed longer, hospitality closed longer, masks for longer, rules about not leaving your council area and all other manner of nonsense. At the time many people bought into the "keeping us all safe" rhetoric that she was spouting. Those of us who didn't were either "Toaries" or "covidiots/deniers", or both. But with increasing evidence that despite the much more severe rules in Scotland we did no better and no worse than England, Wales or N Ireland, many people are questioning whether the impact on everyone's lives, education and the economy was worth it.