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Although I disagree with her on so many things you can but admire the way she is holding on and battling forward in spite of all the obstacles and setbacks. This was always going to be a very difficult period for the Prime Minister who took over shortly after the referendum in July 2016 never more so than today.
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Hang on, may be a slight flaw in the plan...
I wish they hadn’t done it, but they generally achieve their objectives when they act.
Greens almost there in Germany.
"Europe Elects
@EuropeElects
Germany, Infratest dimap poll:
CDU/CSU-EPP: 26% (+1)
GRÜNE-G/EFA: 23% (+4)
AfD-EFDD: 14% (-2)
SPD-S&D: 14%
LINKE-LEFT: 9%
FDP-ALDE: 8% (-3)
Field work: 12/11/18 – 14/11/18
Sample size: 1,506"
A demain...
I suppose I was expecting that they would know who had sent a letter in, even if some of those who had didn't want to be public about it. But this doesn't seem to be the case.
But she won't - she too ethical for that.
Today has seen ERG exposed as a sham and no doubt added many to TM cause in her mps
The main movement is still SPD to Green, especially as the CDU are also up 1% in this poll
https://twitter.com/Peston/status/1062831927231741953
Talk about the editorship being in new hands.
Stunning from the Mail...
Much like yesterday, they let the idiots rush to the 24 hour news channels, and sat it out. Wise.
It seems changing PM is not quite as easy as ordering Nanny to change another nappy.
Or could it just be that DM readers actually quite admire TMay and respect loyalty?
The monster of Berlaymont's hatred of Britain wins through.
Fraser:
But the risk, here was always that the EU would take Britain’s best offer then demand more. This is precisely what has just happened. Raab discovered at the last minute that the “backstop” clause for Northern Ireland was no longer a last resort, no longer a bridge to a proper free-trade deal. It was to become the basis on which the final Brexit deal would be built. This had been sneaked into the text at the last minute – with Raab only finding about it once the deal was agreed by No 10.
Perhaps the worst of it was the union. British negotiators picked up word that Martin Selmayr, the chief Brussels bureaucrat, had told his officials that the UK must pay a price for Brexit – and that the price is Northern Ireland. He wanted the Brexit transition deal to be written in such a way that, if the United Kingdom wanted to break free and strike a new arrangement, it would have no choice but to leave Northern Ireland behind.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/11/15/despite-revulsion-mrs-mays-deal-confident-opponents-wont-move
"A majority of them just want to get on with it" sounds like common sense has not completely left the cabinet.
Remain MPs playing silly buggers and not respecting the result won’t end well.
Of course you can slice it up and pick out the holes. But back in the real world compromise was going to be needed. We now have a deal on the table that is miles better than Cameron’s offering, and critically changes the direction of the ever closer union ratchet. Take it, get it through, and time is on your side Jacob. Over the years we will separate further. Don’t, and you risk nothing, with all the bitterness still festering ( I really fear for us if we do not leave, and trash democracy in the process without having addressed any of Leavers’ concerns, which will not evaporate no matter how much Adonis et al think they will).
Jacob: Take it.
If No Deal had 50% support that would be a different matter but it does not
https://news.sky.com/story/majority-of-brits-now-against-brexit-and-back-second-eu-referendum-sky-data-poll-11555078