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Euan McColm (Opinion, 26 March) characterises unionist and anti-SNP comment since Nicola Sturgeon resigned: the First Minister was note-0a political colossus, impossible to replace; and a leader mired in failure. Both propositions can’t benote-1 true. To support his claim ofnote-2 disarray he writes: “It is hard to think of a party that has inflicted so much damage on itself in such a brief period of time as the SNP has over the past six weeks”.