Corbyns party had in their manefesto to honour the referendum.......
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....of course they can. Not everybody voted for her, but even if you did she has to be accountable for this mess.
Fedlingen
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The fact that people go on to complain about her actions after the majority allowed her in charge is just hilarious.
They're not blocking the UK from a no deal Brexit.
Not once did @EFC78 mention Corbyn or labour in that post. There were other options.
People are free to complain, but their actions have consequences, just as Theresa May should be held responsible for her actions.
TraffordBlue
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How is it back to square one? Back to square one would be "Should the UK remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union" with 2 options.
What I am saying is, now that we know what challenges we face and what are possibilities are - let Parliament decide on them, or let the people. That is quite different to what is happening currently and in the 2016 referendum.
As a remainer I would obviously want to see remain on any new referendum or a vote in Parliament. But if it was decided that they were going to put some valid options on the table without that, at least it would provide a way forward. E.g a vote on Theresa May's deal vs the Norway style deal.
But because hard line Brexiteers don't see the fantasy land Brexit deal or reckless no deal as options they aren't happy.
NilSatisOptimum
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Null avoid once said manifesto is rejected by the electorate which if I'm remember correctly and factually, Labour did lose the last election.
It's only correct that opposition parties seek and rebuild alternative manifestos.
But alas I'm in with Brexiteers so you can be forgiven in believing Corbyn won the election, I'm sure there is book or site that will confirm this a fact .
The way Labour went on you would have thought they won the election.....
Carl O'Ancelotti
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DUP say NO again, shock horror. These shameless gets need punting asap. Call an election May if you have any shred of credibility left.
NilSatisOptimum
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It was not the 100 seat plus majority many predicted.
These predictions emboldened May to hold the election
And In part is why Brexit is where it is.
Chris O'Connor
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Downing Street is reportedly drawing up plans to give MPs a vote on seven alternative options to Theresa May's deal next week that could lead to a soft Brexit.
A senior minister has apparently leaked that MPs would get to choose between revoking Article 50, a second referendum, the Prime Minister's deal, her deal with a customs union, the deal with a customs union and single market, a standard free-trade agreement, or a no-deal Brexit.
It was also said MV3 will only be put forward if there is a realistic chance of winning, which almost certainly means it won't be brought forward at all now.
No chance then for Bercow to preen his feathers and proudly pontificate - while instructing us all in that annoyingly supercilious and condescending manner he so specialises in. Although tbf he didn't actually need MV3 to be brought forward last time, he just seized the moment anyway, as is his want, saying what he might or might not accept if it actually was brought forward - some time this session.
A senior minister has apparently leaked that MPs would get to choose between revoking Article 50, a second referendum, the Prime Minister's deal, her deal with a customs union, the deal with a customs union and single market, a standard free-trade agreement, or a no-deal Brexit.
It was also said MV3 will only be put forward if there is a realistic chance of winning, which almost certainly means it won't be brought forward at all now.
No chance then for Bercow to preen his feathers and proudly pontificate - while instructing us all in that annoyingly supercilious and condescending manner he so specialises in. Although tbf he didn't actually need MV3 to be brought forward last time, he just seized the moment anyway, as is his want, saying what he might or might not accept if it actually was brought forward - some time this session.
Yet they still lost against an useless PM and her campaign was awful........
That's the strength of corbynism.........
I am a Labour voter......not while he is there......
Gwladysstreetlad
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She stopped having creabilty a long time ago. I'm afraid you're setting yourself up for disappointment if you expect her to find a conscience at this point.
NilSatisOptimum
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Party before country, the Tories are so far down the rabbit hole with this it will be literally the last thing they will do. If they thought they could win an election we would have one every week, just to shut down opposition.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Not sure if there is a correllation between forum crank and supporting brexit?
There isn’t .......
NilSatisOptimum
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You are so far out with context there is little point in discussing, but needless to say at that point in time, 2020 election was always Labour and Corbyn goal as they modernised, however, that will have no bearing on your mantra, which is good thing.
Corbyn will never run our country.......
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