Current Affairs EU In or Out

[edge]

She did if they had supported Corbyn she would have been defeated - do the maths 10 more votes onto the Labour vote 10 off the Tory vote.......
No chance of the DUP backing Corbyn with his history in Ireland..... plus they are more Tory than the Tories

two independents voted with the government, one ex labour who said he will never vote to get corbyn into office, so voted that way.

 

[magicjuan]

on the radio the other day the fella who helped write article 50, said UK law always trumps parliament, until parliament changes the law, the way he explained it there is a set sequence that parliament has to go through to chance a law it has enacted ,
he wasn't sure if they had enough time to do this?
might be wrong but i think the government has to agree for it to happen as well for it to go forward not parliament in the first instance.

That's the rub. It would need to go through process by which time the law set date to leave would have passed, would we then have to renegotiate to join?

 

[Blues Harp]

Watch our PM fly off to never ending summits of the E.U. when we have enough of our own problems to solve.......

Since when have you given a toss a toss about our "own problems". You still support a party which does not give a toss about the majority of the people in this country. Only their tax fiddling friends in big business.....hypocritical to say the least

 

[Goat]

 

[Joey66]

two independents voted with the government, one ex labour who said he will never vote to get corbyn into office, so voted that way.

Yes but the DUP vote is worth a lot if they go against the Government total balance of power .......

 

[Tubey]

The brass neck on her... absolutely insane.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

She didn't even need the 10 DUP votes in the end

Eh! By my calculations if the 10 DUP votes had gone to Corbyn, the vote would have been 316 -315 in Jezza’s favour.

The DUP kept her in power

 

[navidson]

Proper Tory cockroach

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

Oh so now its suddenly time to act "in the national interest" 2.5 years too late. You couldn't make this tragedy up.

 

[dublinbluenose]

What was the point of that statement from May?

 

[edge]

What was the point of that statement from May?

put a bit of pressure on corbyn , all the others are talking?

 

[dannyboy]

What was the point of that statement from May?

Because it had been a while since she looked all powerful on the doorstep of number 10. Completely playing to the cameras.

As for her calling out Corbyn, the absolute state of her. Where has that invitation been for the last two years? She's spent the entire time bunkered in with her own delusions. Too little too late. I still hope/think this ends in a general election.

 

[JammyP]

 

[JammyP]

 

[JammyP]

no deal is what we wanted. any other version is remaining in the EU.

Grandiose use of "we"? Is no deal really what all 52% wanted? It is not what was campaigned for by most of the Brexiteer leadership.