roydo
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Everyones is.
Maybe secretly they quite like us? Or maybe they are worried that if we go then others will follow and bring down the house of cards.
For all the talk coming out of Brussels, Paris and Berlin I think they will agree to a longer extension
arminisgod
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Have they? Only recently have they done that in the belief it gets an election
I think she's now decided to build a bit more road for the can to be kicked down.
Yup... bet he screws it up.
Or as only recently have indicative votes been an option.
roydo
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I think you are correct. There are quite a few in the EU, apparently, who like the way the Brits have been a bit of a thorn in their side,
And they deffo dont want others to leave. Mind you, the Euro scuppers most who might want to.
According to the BBC she has said that she wants to meet with Corbyn to hopefully agree a plan, but that her withdrawal agreement must form part of it. I'm not sure Corbyn would agree to that, in which case he will be painted as the man responsible for a hard Brexit if it comes to that. The only real solution I can see is if he agrees to her deal, but on the proviso that it goes to another referendum alongside Remain. Again, if there is a back-lash against a second vote she can turn around and point the finger at Corbyn. I think for both sides of this there is more concern over the result of the next election than getting Brexit sorted.
He needs her WA to get his Customs Union and single Market access.
I'm.not sure where the notion has arrived from that Corbyn is pro EU?
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What happens if they don't come up with an agreement?. I'm not saying they won't and I hope to God they do. But they haven't done very well in that regard so far have they?
The way I'm thinking, the ERG can smell a no deal now so any support May had from them will disappear. So she's reliant on Labour/Corbyn support now. He's going to have to take off his opposition hat, and I'm not convinced he can. The next 24 hours will tell us one way or the other.
If it comes to an indicative vote I reckon it will be Clarkes, Boles and Mays on the table.
Soft brexit and an election on the cards, political move to drag labour into the brexit mire and share the blame for not getting anything other leaving in name only over the line.
who would have thought it, well nearly everybody i know from the both sides, has said we would end up in this position in the end.
parliament are a joke.
who would have thought it, well nearly everybody i know from the both sides, has said we would end up in this position in the end.
parliament are a joke.
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Her problem is that he knows she is going to resign, so unless he proposes something that has a guarantee she can give (such as 40 Tory votes for Boles to be implemented as the political declaration) the only option likely to appeal to him is a 2nd ref on her Withdrawal Agreement vs Remain, because everything else is unlikely.
Yes. I could also see a likelihood that they conspire to shift the ground on the ERG and say that they are holding parliament to ransom and threaten to go back to the people. She's in quite a strong position within parliament on this front as it would appeal to Labour and she's survived the No Confidence vote.
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