I was 'slam dunk' for SNP leadership until revealing gay marriage views - Forbes

According to BBC News, a former deputy first minister of Scotland says she was advised to lie about her views on same-sex marriage while pursuing Scottish National Party leadership. She describes herself as a strong candidate until she publicly revealed her actual position. The incident highlights the tension between political authenticity and the pressure candidates face to align their public statements with party strategy.

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