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[NilSatisOptimum]

I think they do look treacherous and a bit of a busted flush , I also think corbyn has been right not to call a vote of no confidence as she’d have clearly won. I honestly cannot understand the clamour for him to do so .

A mix between remainers (SNP type) and those wanting him to just mess it up...

 

[Tubey]

It's now up to Corbyn to pull the trigger on a no confidence and court the likes of Rees-Mogg and the ERG to go with it somehow.

Possibly wait until May's deal fails in the Commons now.

 

[Neiler]

It's now up to Corbyn to pull the trigger on a no confidence and court the likes of Rees-Mogg and the ERG to go with it somehow.

Possibly wait until May's deal fails in the Commons now.

This really, it’s up Jeremy and Arlene now, both can bring down the government.

Just moving deck chairs around on the titanic though.

March is 12 weeks away.

It’s wherling Noel Edmund out time, deal or no deal.

 

[dannyboy]

This really, it’s up Jeremy and Arlene now, both can bring down the government.

Just moving deck chairs around on the titanic though.

March is 12 weeks away.

It’s wherling Noel Edmund out time, deal or no deal.

Arlene Foster will do absolutely nothing that helps deliver a Labour government.

 

[dannyboy]

A mix between remainers (SNP type) and those wanting him to just mess it up...

The same people calling for Corbyn to bring a no confidence vote will be the same people in the media the next day calling for him to go after it fails.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The same people calling for Corbyn to bring a no confidence vote will be the same people in the media the next day calling for him to go after it fails.

There are those who play fortnite politics and those of us who play Battlefield politics.

 

[edge]

The same people calling for Corbyn to bring a no confidence vote will be the same people in the media the next day calling for him to go after it fails.

I wouldn't go right now would wait till a vote on the deal comes back , if as likely it gets beat , get it in then while feelings are running high it will have a better chance , especially if the DUP have had there noses put out.
I know it wouldn't sit well with people but I would be talking to the DUP about this now to come to some common accord in that scenario.

 

[dannyboy]

I wouldn't go right now would wait till a vote on the deal comes back , if as likely it gets beat , get it in then while feelings are running high it will have a better chance , especially if the DUP have had there noses put out.
I know it wouldn't sit well with people but I would be talking to the DUP about this now to come to some common accord in that scenario.

I agree there should be communication with the DUP but it will fall upon deaf ears. I see no scenario they support anything Labour put forward under Corbyn.

 

[edge]

I agree there should be communication with the DUP but it will fall upon deaf ears. I see no scenario they support anything Labour put forward under Corbyn.

suppose so mate, could make them so sort of offer, they seem to like a deal.
Maybe in the DUP interests to jump from a sinking ship if the government looks to be going down, secure there position while they are in a strong position?

 

[davids]

suppose so mate, could make them so sort of offer, they seem to like a deal.
Maybe in the DUP interests to jump from a sinking ship if the government looks to be going down, secure there position while they are in a strong position?

Official figures explain that the annual net cost to the UK being in the European Union is £8.1 billion. Whereas the size of the annual subvention to Northern Ireland is a whopping £9.2 billion.
It costs more for Northern Ireland to be within the UK than for the UK to be in the EU!
https://sluggerotoole.com/2018/08/0...n-the-uk-than-for-the-uk-to-be-in-eu-feile18/

 

[davids]

John McDonnell the next PM?Good man and a Scouser who actually has worked for a living.

 

[zzr45]

John McDonnell the next PM?Good man and a Scouser who actually has worked for a living.

About as Scouse as the moon.

 

[davids]

About as Scouse as the moon.

It's where your born that counts,I've spent far more of my life away from Liverpool,does that preclude me?

 

[dannyboy]

It's where your born that counts,I've spent far more of my life away from Liverpool,does that preclude me?

Yes. You bad wool.

 

[DanEFC92]