Well, the right thinking among us have known that for a long time.
A decade ago it was really obvious what the SNP stood for, whether you agreed with it or not. A SNP vote was about independence, full stop. After that failed in 2014 they started flapping and turning on each other and since then it's been an ongoing pantomime of corruption, coalition with the loony Greens, meddling and spending money on non-devolved issues like foreign affairs and "embassies" and the rest of it.
What do they stand for now? Who knows. They have pushed indy into the long grass, they can no longer be anti-Tory as we don't have a conservative government, your standard voter in the street is not interested in the whole identity politics shite, only last week there was a report saying their financial management is woeful. They seem to have forgotten they are there to deal with the NHS, education, roads and the rest of the devolved matters.
And Swinney is the most ineffectual leader they could have elected. Many of us will never forgive him for the "blended learning, 33% of the time in school for a whole year, pivot, panic, we never said blended learning, that was only ever a contingency and you just misunderstood" lies, incompetence and gaslighting.
Roll on May 2026.