Someone should tell him that, he keeps telling us what's going to happen after they all vote Yes and I keep thinking… how hilarious it would be if he didn't get in at the first election, he's talking like he's won independence and the first election.
Agreed. He is talking like the SNP have won the election that follows independence, which is presumptious and arrogant. But then, in the event of a Yes vote, the following 12 months will have the negotiations headed by the majority party in Scotland. That's the SNP. He's the leader of the SNP, so he's kinda got a point, annoyingly.
Similarly, the Westminster parties are promising changes they've just dreamt up on the hoof without consulting the electorate. I presume that whilst they haven't finished working out what they've actually promised, they'll all stay solidly together on it after this referendum?