Tories and that "Public consent" #GE17 #ScotRef #Brexit #Toryfarright

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A wee reminder about #ScotRef

The vote was passed by MSPs in Holyrood by 69 to 59#Legitimacy #Institutions #Scotland #Democracy pic.twitter.com/MApN7oJjHw

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de mayo de 2017

@BBCPhilipSim .Could you please ask if by "public consent" we can understand a decision voted by overall majority of the democratic Scottish Parliament?

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 19 de mayo de 2017 

@BBCPhilipSim or the message that people of Scotland sent in #council17... or the voice that Scots will send on  #GE17? Thank you

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 19 de mayo de 2017

@pilaraymara Tories say "public consent" is a "principle", not specifically to do with election results/dates etc. Say onus is on pro-indy side to prove

— Philip Sim (@BBCPhilipSim) 19 de mayo de 2017

Efforts to define indyref2 terms in Tory manifesto continue. "Played out" seems to mean post Brexit & after any resulting devolution beds in pic.twitter.com/mk3IE9xXUO

— Philip Sim (@BBCPhilipSim) 19 de mayo de 2017

May under fire on constitution as she pledges "Unionist government" https://t.co/tsWztjAZ4S

Bye bye devolved administrations... 🙁🙁🙁

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 20 de mayo de 2017

Hidden at the end of the Tory manifesto is a pretty astonishing commitment to actively regulating the internet. https://t.co/LasN18021r

— Jim Waterson (@jimwaterson) 18 de mayo de 2017

This tweet from February 2017:

Listening to the Conservative members in today's debate at the #ScotParl 😮 ... Are the devolved Administrations in danger after #Brexit? 🤔

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 7 de febrero de 2017

To me, the strategy of the conservatives is crystal clear. Be aware, Scotland:

. @IndyRefScot2Now

The Tory strategy is crystal clear to me#GE17 #Scotland pic.twitter.com/v8dvwBz7OU

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de mayo de 2017