Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!
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bobmac
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What result wouldn't be an issue, 18-15? 19-14? 20-13?
And who decides?
Barnsley beat Walsall 1-0 yesterday
One measly almost insignificant goal
Not 1.27 million, which is incidentally more than the entire population of Birmingham
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60% and above would indicate clearer
However that said if there was a second vote I’ve yet to come across a remain voter who would change their vote to leave but have met and spoken to many leave voters who would change their vote due to feeling mislead by the campaign or have just changed their mind
harpo_72
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Will TM survive ? Or will we have Rees Mogg in?
Another prime minster we did not vote for ...
Another prime minster we did not vote for ...
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Ah great let’s get the Victorian mill owner in who has benefited no end from insider trading during all this uncertainty
Old Skier
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Don't fret, not a hope in hell for RM.
robinthehood
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? You'll need to explain to thicko what it is your are talking aboutApology accepted.
bobmac
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So if there was another referendum and remain won with 59% of the votes, you wouldn't accept it?
Slime
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No I won't.
If there are to be indicative votes this coming week, how about each of the party leaders put forward their preferred option and then have Parliament to be given a free vote on those options? Unfortunately, that might not satisfy the EU but at least the UK Parliament will have cho
Old Skier
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Looks like Torys are but Labour whipping.
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That’ll be to stop the sheer amount of tories who’ll embarras TM if they tried playing the whip.
Old Skier
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That's one way to look at it, more likely giving Labour the chance to scupper any preferred option IMO
Hacker Khan
Yurt Dwelling, Yoghurt Knitter
Because it is very questionable on how much each party leader has the support of their MPs at the moment?
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That’ll be because TM failed to get her own house in order and created this mess.
Hacker Khan
Yurt Dwelling, Yoghurt Knitter
I don't know, I imagine he's quite popular with the membership of the conservative party. We could then end up with Corbyn V Mogg in a contest to find out who, whilst having the most support amongst the ideological fanatics in their party, is the least disliked by the majority of voters. Would kind of serve us right in a way.
robinthehood
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Met a Remainer friend of mine this weekend. Asked him if he signed the Petition..
He shrugged his shoulders and said.. 'No point. Anyways it wont make a difference, as the count was above 100K and therefore the it does not matter if it it is 100,001 or 3m'.. You could call it being pragmatic / voter apathy or the fact that not all remainers have signed up yet.
He shrugged his shoulders and said.. 'No point. Anyways it wont make a difference, as the count was above 100K and therefore the it does not matter if it it is 100,001 or 3m'.. You could call it being pragmatic / voter apathy or the fact that not all remainers have signed up yet.
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It won’t make a difference but just imagine it got to say 20 million people.. what would the MPs do then? Now that would be a story
Foxholer
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He certainly is - because he believes that's what's best for the UK economy! I can't fault him on that - as every indicator/indication, including those of the Brexiteers , is that - at least initially - the UK economy will suffer because of Brexit.
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