Reply With QuoteIts not happened because every MP (yes every ) is after thier 15 minutes of fame, and they just fail to tell the truth .
Again thats (every MP) either through cowardice, blind loyalties, self privileges, power grab .
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Its not happened because every MP (yes every ) is after thier 15 minutes of fame, and they just fail to tell the truth .
Again thats (every MP) either through cowardice, blind loyalties, self privileges, power grab .
Which of the four options that you offer that every MP fits into did the following apply?Originally Posted by life on mars
a) Theresa May
b) Kenneth Clark
c) Boris Johnson
d) Philip Hammond
e) Jacob Rees-Mogg
f) Jeremy Corbyn
g) Caroline Lucas
h) John Mann
It hasn't happened:
A) because there wasn't a clear enough mandate for it
B) because it is incredibly difficult and damaging
C) because, thank goodness, some MPs are acting responsibly and discharging their duty courageously
So it won't happen?
Oh yeah, it'll happen.
It's just a matter of how much fuss is necessary before it happens.
What's next in this tedious saga? How about Liz refusing Royal Assent for the extension bill after accepting advise from PM Johnson not to allow it to become law?
She may reflect on the fate of the last monarch to openly defy parliament. Then again he was from Scottish rather than good Hannoverian stock!
1. Tories couldn't agree with each other. They, with the DUP, held a majority.
2. The definition of Brexit and exactly what it would entail was not decided before the referendum. Too many people with too many definitions of Brexit as a result.
3. Some MPs preferring taking the viewpoint that Brexit must not be damaging to people's healths, jobs and the economy.
4. Project fear. Dismissing reports of issues arising out of Brexit as project fear has allowed some to bury their heads in the sand and ignore these problems, instead of addressing them.
5. The flimsy majority that won the advisory referendum. Many remain voters have put up a fight for people's jobs and livelihoods since 2016.
6. The number of falsehoods during the 2016 referendum now being shown as bullshit.
I'll probably think of lots more.
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