Current Affairs EU In or Out

[peteblue]

All the opposition parties know what this means if an election is called, so they will do everything not to have a GE.......

 

[davek]

Right, so we're left with what we have now? No majority government. So it doesn't get us anywhere?

It will lead to a new referendum...

 

[The binman chronicles]

The Tory's wouldn't win either, that's the point. Not if Brexit hasn't been resolved.

They are likely to win but there is a chance the electorate could try and give Boris a bloody nose and that would kind of give us the status quo.

 

[davek]

Labour are going to lose seats to the Brexit Party.....

...not as many as the Tories will...take a look at what happened at the May and EU elections what share of the vote the Tories got.

Yes, frightening isn't it?

 

[summerisle]

Corbyn.....

*Jeremy

 

[Toast]

They are likely to win but there is a chance the electorate could try and give Boris a bloody nose and that would kind of give us the status quo.

I, L L L like it.

 

[BlueToff]

It will lead to a new referendum...

Great.

Then what happens if the result stays the same? Go again do we?

Or what happens if it shifts the other way? Best out of three.

It's crap, Dave. Utter crap (not your point, just the whole thing).

 

[Hickson9]

Because if we have a second, then why not have a third, and if we have a third , why not a fourth? When does it end? Where's the arbituary line?

One can justify a further referendum on the basis that we are all now much more informed of the consequences.

After that referendum I don't see how any further referendums can be justified.

To be clear, I thought we should have left with May's deal as a compromise.

Unfortunately the extreme Brexiteers and ultra remainers are playing a zero sun game.

 

[peteblue]

Ken Clarke had the whip withdrawn.

He's a boss politician and that's a mistake jibbing him off for the Tories.

Twenty years too late......

 

[Toast]

Great.

Then what happens if the result stays the same? Go again do we?

Or what happens if it shifts the other way? Best out of three.

It's crap, Dave. Utter crap (not your point, just the whole thing).

Goes to pennos I think mate.

 

[davek]

wouldnt be suprised if brexit party(farage) do a deal now.
Labour will get painted as danger that makes project fear look tame.
Plus now they have to convince a load of leave voters in the north they give a toss about there views on brexit, thats not going to be easy once the press gets going
Then the urban seats will have the lib factor to deal with.
Can only do my bit and vote for them but i fear its a tory win and majority.
Only thing could stop.it if some of the tories lashed out keep there seats.

I'd be amazed if Farage did a deal. What would be the point? How could he stand candidates down when the Tory's position is to negotiate a deal still?

 

[peteblue]

...not as many as the Tories will...take a look at what happened at the May and EU elections what share of the vote the Tories got.

Yes, frightening isn't it?

But the Brexit Party will do a deal with the Tories.....frightening isn’t it......

 

[summerisle]

The problem with referendums is that it gives every moron an equal vote.

A major benefit of a Parliamentary democracy is avoiding that misfortune.

Just gives the vote to 650 morons.

 

[The binman chronicles]

I, L L L like it.

Rocking all over the world trying to do a trade deals with islands that have 5 people and a goat.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

I agree, bar the Tory bit really. I don't want them to win really. I just want us to have this mess over with, one way or the other. All tonight does is make it go on longer and weaken what is already one of the weakest hands in history, which is a direct result of our useless MPs fighting for three years and coming up with f all.

It's disgusting.

I honestly think Boris's approach was working, there was signs the EU would have to accept making concessions because they really don't want a no deal.

That's all going to get reversed now and the EU are going to end up in the strongest position they could ever wish for if that vote goes through tomorrow outlawing a no deal.