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Then invoke it again.
Call the first Brexit a mulligan.
Meanwhile David Davis is calling for a Commons vote on May's proposed WA before she meets EU27 leaders. He's right, and I hope the opposition parties join the call.
I am not alone in the Cons party to think like this but I appreciate that there are a lot of complete fkin idiots out there who would love JRM or Boris in place.
He’s either very thick or a shit Manchurian candidate.
However that just makes our own beliefs they suddenly will go about things differently, at a desperate last stage, for Labour or new Tory PM, a pile of shash.
You don't fight stupid with more stupid. Unless you're on Question Time I suppose.
Almost as if neither side gets everything it wants in a negotiation.
So a new PM can revoke the current one - then issue a new Article 50 notice, with a new two year window to negotiate a deal that isn't as shite as May's....
Will he be feeling so smart when it's the same backstop that means the UK parliament rejects the entire deal?
TWO YEARS of hard work down the pan so Barnier could feel smug and superior to the British negotiators.
I personally think Johnson or JRM would be a terrible PM, just like I think Corbyn would be disastrous. I used to be a member of the Tories but decided my life was moving in a direction that membership of the Tories had become irrelevant.
I do think Hunt or Rudd as leader is the only viable option in the short to medium term for the Tories. I was amused by the story yesterday about David Cameron coming back as leader as advocated by one of his former minions. I actually wonder if the Tories are at a point where a replacement party with similar qualities without the Eurosceptics is required.
"and screwed up Brexit, so that we all had a No Deal."
Led by an impartial panel of judges: Gary Lineker, James O'Brien and Joanne Rowling.
Glad now, that I didn't throw my Amber Rudd betting slip in the bin.
https://twitter.com/josephmdurso/status/1064525632187625472
For all the shite that ERG are getting right now, they look like strategic titans compared to Remainers.
I refuse to contemplate that I, together with the country, might soon be confronted with that choice.
Edit: Hardcore Brexiteers on Twitter seem to be worried with Mickey Fab's plan that the vote might actually get through with Labour help. An unfounded worry right now I think.
https://twitter.com/LawDavF/status/1064497069426135040
OPEC has lost what control of the oil market it ever had. The actions (or tweets) of three men — President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman — will determine the course of oil prices in 2019 and beyond. But of course they each want different things."
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/view-the-oil-price-is-now-controlled-by-just-three-men/articleshow/66680773.cms
Anyway, they'll be melting him down by the end of the week. Once he's finished counting the DExEU paperclips.
Also, May for agreeing to it. May should NEVER have agreed to the backstop. It was the one moment that doomed this deal more than all of her other failures combined.
May has form for this sort of thing, but that didn't work out too well last time.
The people this would really annoy are those saying 'get on with it' but that seems to me like saying 'don't want a new referendum because we might lose'. That seems like it should be easy to marginalise as trying to do something against current will of the people.
Not sure if this would be seen as coup for May, or more like snatching respite from jaws of defeat, or something else? (Probably more like politically impossible for reasons I can't see, so feel free to enlighten me.)
I think that must be simply name recognition. Can't see the (Parliamentary) party backing Boris.
I really can't see it getting through without a Labour 3-line whip to abstain though. No sign of that - yet. But it's what I'd do if I was Labour. Let the Tories tear themselves to bits over "their" Brexit.
Golden rule of Tory elections.
Which, of course, we can trigger.
But modern day, pragmatic, no alternative, politics means that we will get a deal and the backstop will be a part of it. Perhaps all we will get will be the backstop now there's a thought.
Worboys to stay in jail.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/nov/19/john-worboys-must-stay-in-prison-says-parole-board
Tories own BREXIT
Even has one of his handful of MPs backing May Fookup
At present they are rejecting the choice as being that binary, which certainly makes it simpler for them. But the Tories getting all or most blame hardly matters here.