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you vote for your MP, not the PM and not for any political party, remember that and the system works
If only that were true, and MP's were local and actually cared what was going on.
you vote for your MP, not the PM and not for any political party, remember that and the system works
what bit isn't true ?If only that were true, and MP's were local and actually cared what was going on.
Ours is. And does.If only that were true, and MP's were local and actually cared what was going on.
you vote for your MP, not the PM and not for any political party, remember that and the system works
I believe Brexit is lying prostrate on a hospital trolley right now. The general election and landslide victory for TM will shunt it into the ICU.
TM I'm afraid will be the lady who delivers such a watered down anemic Brexit that we won't really be able to distinguish between life, rules, regulations, in the Brexit afterlife compared to life in the EU.
I also get a distinct impression that the most ardent Brexit voices in the Conservative Party seem to be getting ever and ever more silent on the subject. Has fatigue become a factor I wonder? Maybe they don't have the courage of their convictions and prefer to leave the heavy lifting to the lady
Don't lose heart - have confidence. Like most Prime Ministers, Theresa May will be very much looking to achieve a decent legacy, when she eventually leaves the job. Her predecessors certainly didn't!!
Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron - none of them have a placard in the hall of fame. TM is not a soft touch and when (not if) she gets back in with a decent majority, it is highly likely that there will be a night of the long knives immediately afterwards and hopefully, some of the wimps and doubters in her own Party will be looking for alternative employment.
There will probably be a sorting out in the other Parties of some consequence too.
no car and to far to walk to the polling station ?You may do that - millions cant.
I think you maybe presupposing something here. It could well be the case that she is looking for an increased majority so she doesn't have to humour the hard-line Brexiteers during her negotiations with Europe. After all she is a remainer as is her constituency, and she plays her cards very close to her chest, so who knows.
As the Chinaman, who went to work on an egg said, when he couldn't start it in the morning - " pull yolk out, egg all white now"That's exactly her game. She is simply diluting the strength of the "hard Brexit" members of her party. At the end of the day she knows that a so called soft Brexit with delay and dilution on immigration policies, tying up a trade deal with EU (meaning acceptance of regulations, paying large amounts of cash to EU, acceptance of ECJ authority over wide tranches of law,) will easily pass the house with her large majority plus willing support from opposition for the non Brexit Brexit solution! She likes I think, non alcoholic alcohol and her eggs without the yoke .
Another one to add is Ian Lavery, MP for Wansbeck. Born and bred in Ashington. I do not agree with his political views, but that is not important. The only objection I have to him is that in his Wikipedia profile he appears to be wearing my old school tie and I am fairly sure he did not go there. My MIL was one of his teachers. Must find out about the tie.Ours is. And does.
there isn't such a thing as hard or soft brexit,the British people voted out with every thing that it involves.Soft brexit is just a way of the libtards keeping us in and even though I was a remain voter anything less than a total break will be the worst of both worlds,we might as well pull our trousers down now because they will royaly shaft us with anything less than full brexitCan she sell a Brexit which isn't really much of a Brexit at all to her party? To the country? Well,she'll have the BBC on message.Forty eight percent of the population will be relieved.The fifty two percent who voted leave will be split but a lot of them will believe the media when they sell it as "all fine and dandy".The hard brexiteers in the Tory party will just have to suck it up because they've no where else to go now.
I think you are wrong.The Tory candidates are pre selected.They have a bias towards hard brexit this time.May never was a committed remainer,she just sat on the fence.If she had passionately believed in Europe and remain,she would not be able deliver brexit.Either that or she is one of the worst opportunist career politicians.That's exactly her game. She is simply diluting the strength of the "hard Brexit" members of her party. At the end of the day she knows that a so called soft Brexit with delay and dilution on immigration policies, tying up a trade deal with EU (meaning acceptance of regulations, paying large amounts of cash to EU, acceptance of ECJ authority over wide tranches of law,) will easily pass the house with her large majority plus willing support from opposition for the non Brexit Brexit solution! She likes I think, non alcoholic alcohol and her eggs without the yoke .
It's only a matter of time before we will see a complete collapse of the failed EU social experiment
As long as Germany is happy to keep paying the bills your little club will survive,as sure as night follows day it will callapse in time ,all socialist experiment doHere we go again, its only a matter of time before the star in this solar system stops working too.