The former SNP Deputy Westminster leader said she is still a member of the party, but warned she could leave if it moves its politics to the right.
Mhairi Black, the former SNP Deputy Westminster leader, stated that she might consider joining another political party in the future if the SNP shifts its policies to the right. While still an SNP member, she warned of a potential mass exodus if the party adopts policies reflecting Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes's beliefs, particularly on issues like same-sex marriage. Black expressed concerns about the SNP's internal divisions and its recent poor performance in elections, which she partly attributes to self-inflicted issues. She emphasized that if the SNP's policies change significantly, she would likely join a different party.
