Danllan
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Or so it would seem. Anyone fancy a punt on who will be PM on Jan. 1st 2019?
Harry Rednapp.Or so it would seem. Anyone fancy a punt on who will be PM on Jan. 1st 2019?
And so it begins… oddly, I don't think that Brexit will be the deciding factor in this leadership election. Rather, I think it likely that personal interest - i.e. government jobs - and the next, possibly very soon, General Election will focus minds. It will be a sad reflection if the parliamentary Conservative party can't come up with anyone better than TM.
No idea. But a point I raised a few weeks ago has been raised again on the BBC this morning i.e. that the current Cabinet signed up to TM's agreement, those outside Cabinet did not, this being so it would be very hard for anyone seeking the leadership from inside Cabinet to claim the 'deal' was either unsatisfactory or is need of renegotiation...Is anyone of the so called big hitters going to want it so they can drive this bus at this stage?
Is there anyway you can find out who the 48 are, I would like to know if my MP is one of them ?
Caretaker David Davis.
Or someone who supports the Canada +++
Although seeing as @Ashtree doesn't like Boris Johnson then my gut feeling is this is the correct way to go.
She's not gone yet.
And I for one, don't reckon she will.
How to get a dead horse out of an inaccessible stable?
She's not gone yet.
And I for one, don't reckon she will.
How to get a dead horse out of an inaccessible stable?
so if the eu is to be taken at face value and what tm got is the best on offer what is a new pm going to do different apart from cancel brexit or tell them to shove it ?
nor do I so the best thing that could happen is TM wins and that then gives the impression that there is no where to go and so lobs the ball back at the EU cut of your nose to spite your face idiotsI don't take them at face value, they are a bunch of undemocratic liars.