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http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/comment/the-last-thing-may-needs-is-an-early-election-sbthc9kjp
I'd almost certainly not vote Tory in a general election for the first time in my life.
theyll bribe them with prospects and the 170 will shrink to 70 and the 145 will become 245
youll enjoy not being a sheep
( but we all know youll crack at the last minute like SO )
Last night the Tories took a seat of SNP and one from the Lib Dems
Maybe more MP's than Panda's for the Tories at the next GE, whenever it is
one MP from300+ has a principle
start counting from there
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/schedule/
https://hillaryspeeches.com/scheduled-events/
why are lawyers such drama queens ?
buy a spine - and soon
Alastair is right, that the only viable route to catharsis is the hardest of all possible Brexits, border controls, WTO tariffs, the whole 9 yards.
My local Tory MP was a prominent Brexiteer and would probably stand on such a ticket.
And there is no way I would vote for the fuckers
I mean you lie to clients for a living and suddenly you have principles ?
As you said it sounds bonkers.
But bonkers does fit her approach to Brexit, all of this could have been avoided by a simple Article 50 bill and vote.
Id go for that
Even failing a two-thirds supermajority, all May has to do is resign as PM and wait a fortnight. She probably wouldn't even have to vacate Number 10, as she would presumably be left in office as caretaker PM: no alternative Government that could command a Commons majority for a vote of confidence is possible (even the most ultra pro-EU Tory rebels aren't likely to vote in a Labour-led rainbow coalition,) so there would be no alternative PM for the Queen to call.
Thus, if May is determined to have an early election, I don't see any likely scenario in which she can't force the issue, either immediately or in pretty short order.
Play nicely and don't forget to discuss the Scottish Independence angle to (Hard) Brexit
Of course, you were not the only one to make that mistake........
This article sounds like the Liam Fox faction flying a kite. What about the commitments to Nissan to maintain no barriers on vehicle and supply chain transfers with the EU? Is that just last week's policy, to be ditched this week?
Not a bad outcome, in my view.
(Good evening, everyone)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T8gYQ8qZDXo
why you remainers keep winding yourselves up in self righteous froth is beyond us
somebody shag Meeks he needs it
Obviously the devilishly handsome Pulpstar is an exception......
A Tory can stand on a soft Brexit ticket, against UKIP.
Landslide, right? That's your "logical" prediction...
Top TX early vote increases vs. '12, thru Day 11:
1. Travis (D) +66%
2. El Paso (D) +62%
3. Williamson (R) +59%
4. Cameron (D) +51%
He is also reported to earn £750, 000 pa as a QC representing some 212 days work pa.
On the assumption a fully committed leave conservative stands and gets elected the constituency will have a full time MP and TM a committed leaver
So what we want from Brexit is much less relevant than what we are likely to get.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mxwG2X89_0
There is no doubt in my mind that preparations are being made for a GE. There are a number of small indicators of this, some in the public domain, some inside the party. Of course, that doesn't mean that the decision has been taken; at this stage, it's probably contingency planning. But the contingency is looking every more likely.
Trump could obviously win, but mick huckabee doesnt know the plot of Jaws, so who cares?
The same problem as Corbyn, if not as severe
May/Corbyn cannot unite their own parties never mind the country
However, she can't hold off such demands, unreasonable though they are, for too long. Arguably she has already run out of time; from now on, opposition will mount and become better organised.
It's a God-awful mess, to be quite frank, essentially because the Leave side was deliberately incoherent.
Personally, I cannot see why the hell Theresa would want all this crap to be honest. She's glamorous, she obviously enjoys shopping, her husband looks to be a very nice man, and they seem to have a good relationship...she has a chronic health condition, and could possibly have at best maybe 10 years of good quality life which she could spend at her leisure....
Why in god's name would she want a job where she possibly has to speak to Liam Fox most days, and if she gets a day away from Liam Fox, then it's David David. I think Boris probably isn't hard work....but those first two certainly are.
Is Theresa PM for her own ego? I don't know. Hillary clearly has some ego issues that she needs to vanquish by being POTUS....but the lovely Theresa? I don't know.
And as such The stupidity of this post should not take too long.
Cameron didnt make being pm look easy, he bullshitted.
Hinkley point was a necessary pause.grammar schools are an irrelevance
Heathrow has been delayed by everyone..