Current Affairs EU In or Out

[zzr45]

THE SECOND ONE, THE SECOND ONE!

 

[The binman chronicles]

May is playing a blinder here, making her party think she is for brexit while ensuring we remain. It's a masterstroke.

 

[Number_25]

I hope a unified Labour steps forward at this time of national crisis and does the right thing.

Democracy only works when the electorate are informed of the consequences of the vote.

We need a second referendum.

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[Connor]

 

[Harryflashman]

No real surprise he basically dropped that on her with his question just before , question is how many he’s got with him.

 

[peteblue]

May is playing a blinder here, making her party think she is for brexit while ensuring we remain. It's a masterstroke.

This has been her problem all along. She is taking some really tough hits at the moment in the commons, but she keeps bouncing back. One the one hand it is an admirable performance, but I fear she is personally delivering the letters to the Chairman of the 1922 committee......

 

[wainy]

She's taking an absolute beating here. Not one single MP has spoken in support of this and yet she still blunders on. It's an impossibility that this will pass and she and her cabinet are committing political suicide, she'll be gone within a week.

 

[Eggs]

She's taking an absolute beating here. Not one single MP has spoken in support of this and yet she still blunders on. It's an impossibility that this will pass and she and her cabinet are committing political suicide, she'll be gone within a week.

..it would be interesting to see her on the back benches saying what she really thinks.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

 

[wainy]

..it would be interesting to see her on the back benches saying what she really thinks.

That's all we all want to hear. She's too far gone though now to admit she's wrong. I don't know where we go from here with Brexit with a Tory leadership contest now extremely likely and maybe a 50/50 chance of a GE. Surely extension of article 50 is the only way forward for the foreseeable.

 

[Khalekan]

This is still absolutely stunning 3 years on.

Working together - bad
Keeping what wasn’t working going - good

We almost deserve all of this

I don't deserve it.

I voted Labour and I voted Remain

 

[Walken]

I was working in part in Europe at the time of the vote, and given how the idea of a Tory government having more power frightened me it was very simple for me to vote remain. As a result I didn't follow the campaigns particularly, though leave always seemed more prominent and far nastier. But as an aside I can't think of a single public figure political or otherwise, that I would respect and put weight to their words that wanted brexit.

 

[bullybeef]

May is playing a blinder here, making her party think she is for brexit while ensuring we remain. It's a masterstroke.

That’s exactly what I said earlier

 

[larrygobfiend]

Was the country even in that much of a mess in the first place to justify going through all of this? It feels like we've gone so far down the rabbit hole that we're buggered either way.