In a classic move of political self-preservation, Anas Sarwar has humorously declared that when the election results come in, and they aren't favorable, he won't be to blame. It's the political equivalent of saying, 'I told you so,' before the results are even announced!

This tongue-in-cheek remark highlights a common political maneuver where leaders subtly sidestep accountability, just in case things don't pan out as planned. Sarwar is just making sure he's not the one holding the bag when the votes are counted.

So, as the election gears up, remember Sarwar's preemptive disclaimer, because in the world of politics, it's never too early to start sharing the blame!