article_snippet.sent: David Cameron, pictured today, said any deal between Labour and the SNP would be a 'chaos alliance' A spokesman for the Ms Bermann said: 'While the Ambassador and First Minister, some time ago, discussed the political situation, Nicola Sturgeon did not touch on Nicola Sturgeon personal political preferences with regards to the future prime minister.'
article_snippet.sent: The SNP’s opponents say the Conservatives would favour another Tory-led Westminster government, against which the Conservatives could campaign in an attempt to stoke up anti-English sentiment and make an ‘out’ vote more likely in another referendum.
article_snippet.sent: The SNP leader added: 'Anyone who knows anything about The SNP leader knows I don't want to see a Conservative government.
article_snippet.sent: We've said that if there are more SNP and Labour MPs than there are Tory MPs, then we will vote to stop a Tory government even getting off the ground.
article_snippet.sent: but we all know a Conservative-only government is the result of this election that the SNP want to see.
article_snippet.sent: As for how other parties will end up voting on a Labour Queen's Speech, that's a matter for other parties.
article_snippet.sent: Prime Minister David Cameron said: 'There is this coalition of chaos alliance we could end up with if we are not careful - an alliance between the people who want to bankrupt Britain - Labour - and the people who want to break up Britain - the SNP, Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond. '
article_snippet.sent: That's what we have got to avoid, that big danger of a coalition of chaos that would take our country back.'