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[tsubaki]

She'll knock it back. It hands over power elsewhere.

Imagine coming up with a Brexit deal that makes Kate Hoey vote with the Labour whip.

This is some advanced politicking from Boris.

edit: Hoey's state of mind can be seen by her retweet of this -

 

[peteblue]

Not happening.

I think the rejection will have already been agreed with Boris.....

 

[davek]

Imagine coming up with a Brexit deal that makes Kate Hoey vote with the Labour whip.

This is some advanced politicking from Boris.

Johnson's 'team' will be currently kissing the arses of those Tories they pitchforked out of parliament.

This is where Cumming's blitz strategy might well scupper them: the attack on those "One Nation" Tories and the attack on the LP in the Commons after the prorogation was overturned doesn't offer his boss much scope to get people back onside.

My guess is that it'll be defeated. However, if they agree to attach a referendum to the deal to be voted on (unlikely), it'd get through.

His choice.

 

[Joey66]

Exactly. He hates it and will be ramping up the rhetoric over the next few days.

As I said yesterday, thoughts and prayers with @Joey66 over who to support in these difficult times...

I just wanted a deal where we were not tied indefinitely with the backstop, not voting in a GE if a deal goes through.......

 

[Joey66]

Johnson's 'team' will be currently kissing the arses of those Tories they pitchforked out of parliament.

This is where Cumming's blitz strategy might well scupper them: the attack on those "One Nation" Tories and the attack on the LP in the Commons after the prorogation was overturned doesn't offer his boss much scope to get people back onside.

My guess is that it'll be defeated. Howver, if they agree to attach a referendum to the deal to be voted on, it'd get through.

His choice.

That won't happen..

 

[davek]

That won't happen..

I know....a referendum that is.

 

[Jebus_lives]

I think the rejection will have already been agreed with Boris.....

So the EU, who you have consistently said 'fear No Deal' will push both parties towards it?

 

[tsubaki]

Johnson's 'team' will be currently kissing the arses of those Tories they pitchforked out of parliament.

This is where Cumming's blitz strategy might well scupper them: the attack on those "One Nation" Tories and the attack on the LP in the Commons after the prorogation was overturned doesn't offer his boss much scope to get people back onside.

My guess is that it'll be defeated. However, if they agree to attach a referendum to the deal to be voted on (unlikely), it'd get through.

His choice.

A referendum absolutely would - the cretinry would walk straight into it and end up being surprised when it turns out that the government can spend infinite cash on its side and "remain" can have as many pounds as "remain" would earn on the Scrabble board (minus VAT and the cost of the board).

 

[peteblue]

So the EU, who you have consistently said 'fear No Deal' will push both parties towards it?

In the absolute knowledge that it won’t happen.....

 

[Jebus_lives]

I just wanted a deal where we were not tied indefinitely with the backstop, not voting in a GE if a deal goes through.......

The problem you have now is that what was previously an insurance policy, is now actually policy as part of this deal. The safety net is now the norm.

 

[Jebus_lives]

In the absolute knowledge that it won’t happen.....

Of course not, because they will grant an extension.

 

[davek]

So Steve Baker might vote for this.

Oh, but wait a minute.



Quite literally no morals. Prepared to lie and mislead at the drop of a hat, constantly.

Hilarious the way the ERG lot are ditching their staunch commitment to the union having professed their "100%" solidarity with the DUP.

 

[peteblue]

Of course not, because they will grant an extension.

then we wait and see.....

 

[davek]

A referendum absolutely would - the cretinry would walk straight into it and end up being surprised when it turns out that the government can spend infinite cash on its side and "remain" can have as many pounds as "remain" would earn on the Scrabble board (minus VAT and the cost of the board).

George Soros disagrees with this post.

 

[Kurt.]

Don't believe Corbyn gave it half of that. Disagree by all means but know what it is you are rejecting.Corbyn has made himself close to Boris in the clown stakes with this knee jerk statement.

Sorry mate I was being purposely flippant ... my post was as useful as Johnsons deal