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Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay confidently asserts that his partys stance on energy, crime, and the economy aligns with the publics views, predicting a better-than-expected performance in the May 7th Holyrood election. Despite polls placing them in fourth, Findlay highlights support for oil and gas, new nuclear power, tougher sentencing, and headteacher control over disruptive students as common-sense positions. SNP deputy leader Keith Brown counters, attributing high energy bills, mortgages, and grocery costs to the Conservatives. The Tory campaign focuses on cutting taxes and boosting businesses to ease the cost-of-living squeeze, with Findlay emphasizing the regional list votes importance in blocking an SNP majority and another independence referendum.

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