Boris The Sh*thouse

[Rjk]

Not sure I agree. The Tories with a majority will vote through the deal. The ERG will swallow its tongue because it is much easier blaming the EU in a year's time for the fact that a comprehensive new trade deal has not materialised if we crash out rather than take the blame for delaying it themselves as they know now that it won't be negotiated in that timeframe.

The ERG have had plenty of opportunities to do this already and have not

[cyril evans awaydays]

The ERG have had plenty of opportunities to do this already and have not

Apart from the last time where they voted for the 2nd Reading of the deal that Johnson negotiated even though Johnson threw their besties the DUP under a bus to get it. Expect this to continue.

[dml1954]

Agree a deal, have a BINDING referendum between that and remain. End of issue, one way or the other.
That is the LABOUR policy.

Voting the Tories back in will just put us back to where we were 3 months ago. Boris unable to get his deal through parliament, the right wingers of the tory party unwilling to compromise, delay after delay ultimately ending in no deal exit

Whats the point of having another referendum where the two options are remain under Corbyns ‘deal’ or actual full remain. What do the 17.4 million who voted leave in 2016 go for ? The only fair way would be to offer leave with no deal as well. Its the politicians who have been blocking us leaving, not the general public. They simply wont agree to what they were told to do by the voters. The MP’s who have blocked Brexit will find out what the voters think of them tonight - lets hope they all get kicked out.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Brexit won the vote and we need to get it done, it is affecting business .

If the country is successful on a whole there will be more money for the poor, homeless, NHS.

I watched a program where a journalist spent some time on the streets with the homeless , I would imagine you watched it
His conclusions were interesting.

We have had times in the past when the economy has been stable you don't seriously think money was spent on the poor , homeless etc do you ?

They are the last to see any benefit Jimmy

I didn't see it , and what were his conclusions .

Remember , that's the view of just one reporter

[B. Oddie]

We have had times in the past when the economy has been stable you don't seriously think money was spent on the poor , homeless etc do you ?

They are the last to see any benefit Jimmy

I didn't see it , and what were his conclusions .

Remember , that's the view of just one reporter

Well said, Sludge.

[delmbox]

What do the 17.4 million who voted leave in 2016 go for ? The only fair way would be to offer leave with no deal as well.

Are you saying that the 17.4 million people who voted leave in 2016, wanted to leave without a deal? Because as I remember, leaving with no deal wasn't mentioned once during the build up to the referendum. In fact the Trade Secretary famously said:

"the free trade agreement that we will have to come to with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history"

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Well said, Sludge.

Gyles brandreth was a tory mp

I rest my case

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Are you saying that the 17.4 million people who voted leave in 2016, wanted to leave without a deal? Because as I remember, leaving with no deal wasn't mentioned once during the build up to the referendum. In fact the Trade Secretary famously said:

"the free trade agreement that we will have to come to with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history"

Oh christ now you've gone and ruined it all

[Tuerto]

[Dorcus]

Whats the point of having another referendum where the two options are remain under Corbyns ‘deal’ or actual full remain. What do the 17.4 million who voted leave in 2016 go for ? The only fair way would be to offer leave with no deal as well. Its the politicians who have been blocking us leaving, not the general public. They simply wont agree to what they were told to do by the voters. The MP’s who have blocked Brexit will find out what the voters think of them tonight - lets hope they all get kicked out.

Why not just have another vote and see what bloody happens?

[Baloo]

Are you saying that the 17.4 million people who voted leave in 2016, wanted to leave without a deal? Because as I remember, leaving with no deal wasn't mentioned once during the build up to the referendum. In fact the Trade Secretary famously said:

"the free trade agreement that we will have to come to with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history"

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[the other bob wilson]

Any truth in this I wonder? Posted by someone who works for Sky News in Australia;-

https://twitter.com/ljayes/status/1205205524352045056

[lisvaneblue]

Any truth in this I wonder? Posted by someone who works for Sky News in Australia;-

https://twitter.com/ljayes/status/1205205524352045056

Because of the time difference they probably know the result already

[Optimistic Nick]

Because of the time difference they probably know the result already

What happens if he is unseated then? New PM? By-election in a super-safe seat?

[The Bloop]

What happens if he is unseated then? New PM? By-election in a super-safe seat?

He doesn't have to be an MP to be the leader of the party and (potentially) PM

[Swiss Peter]

Excellent.

[Tuerto]

Excellent.

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[dml1954]

This is one of the best and funniest consequences of what happened last night :-

https://www.lbc.co.uk/politics/elect...t-their-seats/

Good riddance to them all - serves them right.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

This is one of the best and funniest consequences of what happened last night :-

https://www.lbc.co.uk/politics/elect...t-their-seats/

Good riddance to them all - serves them right.

You are a right little rule brittania type fair play

I hope you don't fall ill under this Tory government because the NHS will be fecked