THE Holyrood election campaign remains in its infancy, so few concrete conclusions can be drawn. But one consistent theme has emerged – nobody likes to hear the Tories constantly bang on about why Scots shouldn’t be able to decide their own future. Dogulas Ross should have learned that at the first leaders’ debate. The Moray MP succeeded in uniting a disparate panel, which came together to lambast him. Eventually, he was told off like a school child by Anas Sarwar after trying to turn a debate about prejudice into a debate about Unionism. Even his base support were unimpressed, with Unionists taking to social media to urge the Tory chief to wisen up.