User:Scottish Socialist

Scottish Socialist

Personal Information

Gender

Male

Birthday

8 January 2007

Ideology

Anti-Immigration
Anti-Neoliberalism
Anti-Communism
Agrarian Socialism
Centralism
Democratic Socialism
Environmentalism
Eurosceptism (Somewhat, opportunistically)
European Federalism (Ideally)
Nuclear Power Advocacy
Individualism
Parliamentarianism
Post-Zionism
Radical Feminism
Trade Unionism

Nationality

Scottish

Orientation

Straight

Languages

English

Latin (Somewhat)

Gaelic (Hardly)

Religion

Agnosticism

Interests

Likes

Charity

Working
Gaming
Labour Party
Being Myself
Taking care of my health

Dislikes

Liberal Left

Neoliberalism
Corbynistas

Smug syncretic leftists
Islamists

Far-Right Thugs
Capitalism

Interests

Hanging out with girlfriend
Playing Sea of Thieves and Ghost Recon

Social Media

Discord

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Parties

Government

United Conservative Party
- Factions
Social Democratic Party
- Factions
Liberal Party
- Factions

Opposition

Extraparliamentary

Scottish Parliament

Government

Opposition

Historical

Prime Ministers

Ernest Bevin (1945-1951) ( Labour Party)
Aneurin Bevan (1951-1955) ( Labour Party)
Rab Butler (1955-1964) ( Justice Party)
James Callaghan (1964-1968) ( Labour Party)
Enoch Powell (1968-1974) ( Conservative Party)
Peter Shore (1974-1986) ( Labour Party)
Bryan Gould (1986-1998) ( Labour Party)
Graham Stringer (1999-2009) ( Labour Party)
Ed Miliband (2009-2016) ( Labour Party)
Frank Field (2016-2020) ( Labour Party)
Owen Smith (2020-) ( Social Democratic Party)

Deputy Prime Ministers

Malcolm MacDonald (1945-1951) ( Social Democratic Party)
Jennie Lee (1951-1955) ( Socialist Party of Britain)
Huge Gaitskell (1955-1961) ( Social Democratic Party)
George Brown (1961-1968) ( Social Democratic Party)
Edward Heath (1968-1974) ( Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1974-1975) ( Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1975-1986) ( Conservative Party)
Alan Clark (1986-1999) ( Conservative Party)
John Redwood (1999-2008) ( Conservative Party)
William Hague (2008-2009) ( Conservative Party)
Alan Johnson (2009-2016) ( Social Democratic Party)
Nigel Farage (2016-2020) ( National Independence Party)
Boris Johnson (2020) ( People's Party)
Jeremy Hunt (2020-) ( United Conservative Party)

Leaders of the Opposition

Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1945-1955) ( Conservative Party)
Rab Butler (1955-1964) ( Justice Party)
James Callaghan (1960-1964) ( Labour Party)
Enoch Powell (1964-1968) ( Conservative Party)
Peter Shore (1968-1974) ( Labour Party)
Enoch Powell (1974-1975) ( Conservative Party)
Roy Jenkins (1975-1983) ( Social Democratic Party)
Margaret Thatcher (1983-1987) ( Freedom Party)
Geoffrey Howe (1987-1991) ( Freedom Party)
John Major (1991-1996) ( Freedom Party)
Micheal Portillo (1996-2004) ( Freedom Party)
George Osbourne (2004-2009) ( Freedom Party)
David Cameron (2009-2012) ( United Conservative Party)
Theresa May (2012-2016) ( United Conservative Party)
Owen Smith (2016-2020) ( Social Democratic Party)
Lisa Nandy (2020-) ( Labour Party)

Leader of the Second Largest Party in Opposition

Jennie Lee (1945-1950) ( Socialist Party of Britain)
Anthony Eden (1950-1955) ( Justice Party)
Julian Amery (1955-1964) ( Conservative Party)
Edward Heath (1964-1968) ( Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1968-1974) ( Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1974-1975) ( Conservative Party)
Roy Jenkins (1975-1983) ( Social Democratic Party)
David Owens (1983-1987) ( Social Democratic Party)
Margaret Beckett (1987-1991) ( Social Democratic Party)
Paddy Ashdown (1991-1996) ( Social Democratic Party)
Tony Blair (1996-2000) ( Social Democratic Party)
Charles Kennedy (2000-2004) ( Social Democratic Party)
Alan Johnson (2004-2009) ( Social Democratic Party)
Malcolm Pearson (2009-2012) ( National Independence Party)
Nigel Farage (2012-2016) ( National Independence Party)
Owen Smith (2016-2020) ( Social Democratic Party)
Boris Johnson (2020-2022) ( People's Party)
Lee Anderson (2022-2024) ( People's Party)
Zarah Sultana (2024-) ( Socialist Labour Party)

Old

Robert Walpole (1721-1743) ( Whigs)
Henry Pelham (1743-1754) ( Whigs)
Thomas Pelham-Holmes (1754-1768) ( Whigs)
Frederick North (1767-1783) ( Ministerialist)
William Pitt (1783-1801) ( Pittites)
Henry Addington (1801-1806) ( Addingtonian)
William Grenville (1806-1807) ( Whigs)
William Cavendish-Bentinck (1807-1809) ( Pittites)
George Canning (1809-1812) ( Tories)
Robert Jenkinson (1812-1826) ( Tories)
George Canning (1826-1827) ( Tories)
Charles Grey (1827-1832) ( Radical Party)
William Lamb (1832-1841) ( Whig Party)
Robert Peel (1841-1846) ( Conservative Party)
George Hamilton-Gordon (1846-1855) ( Whig Party)
Henry Temple (1855-1865) ( Whig Party)
Granville Leveson-Gower (1865-1880) ( Whig Party)
Michael Beach (1887-1997) ( Conservative Party)
Joseph Chamberlain (1897-1909) ( Whig Party)
David Lloyd-George (1909-1914) ( Liberal Party)
Winston Churchill (1914-1924) ( Conservative Party)
John Clynes (1924) ( Labour Party)
Ramsay MacDonald (1924-1929) ( Social Democratic Party)
Herbert Samuel (1929-1935) ( New Democratic Party)
Stanely Baldwin (1935-1936)( Conservative Party)
Winston Churchill (1936-1945) ( Conservative Party)
Ernest Bevin (1945-1947) ( Labour Party)
Aneurin Bevan (1947-1955) ( Labour Party)
Rab Butler (1955-1964) ( Justice Party)
George Brown (1964-1968) ( Social Democratic Party)

Leaders of the Opposition

Henry St John (1715) ( Tories)
Watkin Williams-Wynn (1715-1723) ( Tories)
Henry St John (1723-1744) ( Tories)
Watkin Williams-Wynn (1744-1749) ( Tories)
Edmund Isham (1749-1768) ( Tories)
Charles Watson-Wentworth (1768-1783) ( Rockinghamites)
Charles Fox (1783-1806) ( Foxites)
William Cavendish-Bentinck (1806-1807) ( Pittites)
William Grenville (1809-1817) ( Whig Party)
George Tierney (1817-1826) ( Whig Party)
Charles Grey (1826-1827) ( Radical Party)
Arthur Wellington (1827-1835) ( Tories)
Edward Knatchbull (1835-1841) ( Conservative Party)
Richard Williams-Bulkeley (1841-1846) ( Whig Party)
Edward Smith-Stanley (1846-1868) ( Conservative Party)
Benjamin Disraeli (1868-1874) ( Conservative Party)
Randolph Churchill (1874-1881) ( Conservative Party)
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1881-1887) ( Conservative Party)
Micheal Beach (1885-1887) ( Conservative Party)
William Gladstone (1887-1894) ( Liberal Party)
Henry Campbell-Bannerman (1894-1897) ( Liberal Party)
William Evans-Gordon (1897-1905) ( Conservative Party)
Charles Ritchie (1905-1915) ( Conservative Party)
Bertrand Russel (1915-1918) ( Liberal Party)
Éamon de Valera (1918-1921) ( Sinn Féin)
John Clynes (1921-1922) ( Labour Party)
Michael Collins (1922-1924) ( Sinn Féin)
Stanley Baldwin (1924-1929) ( Conservative Party)
John Clynes (1929-1931) ( Labour Party)
Oswald Mosely (1931-1935) ( British Union of Fascists)
Ernest Bevin (1935-1940) ( Labour Party)
Oswald Mosely (1940-1945) ( British Union of Fascists)
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1945-1952) ( Conservative Party)
Anthony Eden (1952-1955) ( Justice Party)
Aneurin Bevan (1955-1959) ( Labour Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1959-1961) ( Social Democratic Party)
George Brown (1961-1964) ( Social Democratic Party)
Edward Heath (1964-1968) ( Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1968-1974) ( Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1975) ( Conservative Party)
Margeret Thatcher (1975-1979) ( Freedom Party)
Denis Healey (1979-1983) ( Labour Party)
Eric Heffer (1983-1987) ( Labour Party)
Shirley Williams (1987-1992) ( Social Democratic Party)
Tony Blair (1992-1995) ( Social Democratic Party)
Micheal Portillo (1995-2000) ( Freedom Party)
William Hague (2000-2003) ( Conservative Party)
Gordon Brown (2003-2006) ( Social Democratic Party)
Andy Burnham (2006-2008) ( Social Democratic Party)
Nigel Farage (2008-2010) ( Conservative Party)
David Cameron (2010-2013) ( United Conservative Party)
Nick Clegg (2013-2015) ( Democratic Party)
Frank Field (2015-2018) ( Labour Party)
Rory Stewart (2018-2022) ( Democratic Party)
Kenneth Clarke (2022-2024) ( Democratic Party)
Dan Poulter (2024-) ( Democratic Party)

Deputy Prime Ministers

Joseph Chamberlain (1903-1915) ( Whig Party)
Austen Chamberlain (1915-1924) ( Whig Party)
Ramsay MacDonald (1924) ( Labour Party)
David Lloyd George (1924-1929) ( Liberal Party)

         Before the National Government(s) there was no offical title of deputy prime minister however there were unofficial second in commands of governments

Stanley Baldwin (1929-1931) ( Conservative Party)
John Simon (1931-1938) ( Liberal National Party)
Ernest Bevin (1938-1945) ( Labour Party)
Malcolm MacDonald (1945-1947) ( Social Democratic Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1947-1950) ( Social Democratic Party)
Jennie Lee (1950-1955) ( Socialist Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1955-1959) ( Social Democratic Party)
Julian Amery (1959-1964) ( Conservative Party)
James Callaghan (1961-1968) ( Labour Party)
Edward Heath (1968-1974) ( Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1974-1975) ( Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1975-1979) ( Conservative Party)
Ian Gilmour (1979-1983) ( Justice Party)
William Whitelaw (1983-1987) ( Freedom Party)
Micheal Heseltine (1987-1992) ( One-Nation Party)
Michael Portillo (1992-1995) ( Freedom Party)
David Blunkett (1995-2001) ( Labour Party)
Gordon Brown (2001-2003) ( Social Democratic Party)
David Blunkett (2003) ( Labour Party)
David Miliband (2003-2008)( Progressive Party)
Jon Cruddas (2008-2013) ( Labour Party)
Nigel Farage (2013-2015) ( National Party)
Micheal Gove (2015-2022) ( United Conservative Party)
Wes Streeting (2022-) ( Social Democratic Party)

Leaders of the Second Largest Party in Opposition

William Pulteney (1725-1763) ( Patriot Whigs)
George Grenville (1763-1770) ( Grenvillites)
Richard Rigby (1770-1788) ( Bedfordites)

                        Vacant 1788-1801

William Pitt (1801-1806) ( Pittites)
Henry Addington (1806-1807) ( Addingtonites)
Charles Grey (1807-1827) ( Radical Party)
Daniel O'Connell (1827-1830) ( Catholic Association)
Daniel O'Connell (1830-1832) ( Repeal Association)
William Lovett (1832-1839 ( Radical Party)
John O'Connell (1839-1841) ( Repeal Association)
John Russell (1841-1848) ( Liberal Party)
Fergus O'Connor (1848-1855) ( Liberal Party)
John Bright (1855-1868) ( Liberal Party)
Isaac Butt (1873-1879) ( Home Rule League)
William Shaw (1879-1885) ( Home Rule League)
Charles Parnell (1885-1892) ( Irish Parliamentary Party)
Justin McCarthy (1891-1892) ( Irish National Federation)
John Dillon (1892-1895) ( Irish National Federation)
Keir Hardie (1895-1900) ( Independent Labour Party)
Keir Hardie (1900-1910) ( Labour Party)
Joseph Chamberlain (1909-1910) ( Whig Party)
Keir Hardie (1910-1914) ( Labour Party)
Henry Hyndman (1914-1918) ( Labour Party)
Edwin Montagu (1918-1924) ( Liberal Party)
John Clynes (1924-1929) ( Labour Party)
Arthur Greenwood (1929-1935) ( Labour Party)
Arthur Sinclair (1935-1947) ( Liberal Party)
Rab Butler (1947-1950) ( Justice Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1950-1955) ( Social Democratic Party)
Peter Thorneycroft (1955-1964) ( Conservative Party)
James Callaghan (1959-1964) ( Labour Party)
Enoch Powell (1964-1968) ( Conservative Party)
Michael Foot (1968-1970) ( Labour Party)
Peter Shore (1970-1974) ( Labour Party)
Edward Heath (1974-1979) ( Justice Party)
David Owens (1979-1983) ( Social Democratic Party)
Shirley Williams (1983-1987) ( Social Democratic Party)
John Prescott (1987-1992) ( Labour Party)
David Blunkett (1992-1995) ( Labour Party)
Kenneth Clarke (1995-2000) ( One-Nation Party)
William Hague (2000-2003) ( Conservative Party)
Jon Cruddas (2003-2008) ( Labour Party)
Nick Clegg (2008-2013) ( Democratic Party)
Caroline Flint (2013-2018) ( Social Democratic Party)
Lisa Nandy (2018-2022) ( Labour Party)
Lee Anderson (2022-) ( People's Party)

First Minister of Scotland

Donald Dewer ( Social Democratic Party) (1999-2000)
Jack McConnell ( Social Democratic Party) (2000-2006)
Alex Salmond ( Scottish Socialist Party)^[1] (2006-2014)
Nicola Sturgeon ( Scottish Socialist Party) (2014-2023)
Patrick Harvey ( Scottish Socialist Party) (2023)
Ruth Davidson ( Unionist Party)^[2] (2023-)

Leaders of the Opposition

Alex Salmond ( Scottish Socialist Party) (1999-2001)
Tommy Sheridan ( Scottish Socialist Party) (2001-2006)
Alex Salmond ( Scottish Socialist Party) (2006-2008)
Kenny MacAskill ( Alba Party (2008-2015)
Ruth Davidson ( Unionist Party) (2015-2023)
Kezia Dugdale ( Scottish Socialist Party) (2023-)

2003-2008 Parliament

Government

One-Nation
- European People's Party
- Factions
Freedom Party
- European People's Party
- Factions
Progressive Party
- Renew Europe
- Factions

Opposition

Social Democratic Party
- Party of European Socialists
  - Factions
- Brownites
- Progressives
- One-Nationists
Conservative Party
- European Conservatives and Reformists
  - Factions
- National Conservatives
- Free-Market Conservatives
- United Conservatives
Labour Party
- - Factions
- Nationalists
- Centrists
- New Labour
Socialist Party
- The Left in the European Parliament
Green Party
- Greens-European Free Alliance
Christian Unionist Party
- European Christian Political Movement
  - Factions
- Paisleyites
- Catholic Unionists
- Traditional Conservatives
Respect Party
- The Left in the European Parliament

1974-1979 Parliament

Government

Labour Party
- - Factions
- Militant Tendency
- Bennites
- Moderates
Conservative Party^[3]
- - Factions
- Nationalist Conservatives
- Traditional Conservatives
- Moderates

Opposition

Freedom Party
Social Democratic Party
- - Factions
- Owenites
- Democratic Socialists
Democratic Left
- - Factions
- Tribune Group
- Wilsonites
- Moderates
Protestant Union Party
- - Factions
- Paisleyites
- Reactionaries
- Non-Sectarians

↑ Contains non-sectarians, nationalists and unionists
↑ Varies from social democrats to fiscal conservatives
↑ Since 10 June 1975

[1] Contains non-sectarians, nationalists and unionists

[2] Varies from social democrats to fiscal conservatives

[3] Since 10 June 1975

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Leaders of the Second Largest Party in Opposition

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