They are the opposition. Their idea of Brexit is radically different to the government’s so why would you expect them to support it? The ERG and the DUP are on the government benches so are responsible for the failure of the deal.
Maybe May should have got some cross party consensus when negotiating the deal. Instead she ignored the opposition and then expected them to support her deal using No Deal as a threat. Johnson is now following the same path.
As i've always said, if it's a deal that makes the Tories "look good" in the eyes of the electorate, Labour will not back it for that reason alone.Corbyn made a point of saying he agrees with Macron.
Really? Is that why he voted against the only deal on the table according to Macron?
They are all full of shit and are using brexit to try and grab power.
Corbyn is the biggest leaver in the commons.
If it was a Labour government and a Labour referendum and Corbyn was pursuing a Lexit agenda leading to their idea of a socialist utopia would you expect the Tories to support it?Corbyn made a point of saying he agrees with Macron.
Really? Is that why he voted against the only deal on the table according to Macron?
They are all full of shit and are using brexit to try and grab power.
Corbyn is the biggest leaver in the commons.
Leavers have gone to great lengths to explain why they are opposed to the WA, I’m curious why Remainers, many of whom represent constituencies that voted to Leave and promised to respect the referendum result, voted against it?They are the opposition. Their idea of Brexit is radically different to the government’s so why would you expect them to support it? The ERG and the DUP are on the government benches so are responsible for the failure of the deal.
Maybe May should have got some cross party consensus when negotiating the deal. Instead she ignored the opposition and then expected them to support her deal using No Deal as a threat. Johnson is now following the same path.
Why do you now think they’re going to vote for a deal?I must have missed the SNP, Plaid Cymru, Lib Dem’s and a majority of the Labour Party voting against the deal.
It’s why their demands against no deal is so laughable.
That’s a totally unsubstantiated comment. ERG and DUP don’t like it because it’s not Brexity enough. Remainers representing Leave constituencies don’t like it because it’s too Brexity. Problem is and always has been is that there has never been a version of Brexit that is acceptable to anything like a majority.Leavers have gone to great lengths to explain why they are opposed to the WA, I’m curious why Remainers, many of whom represent constituencies that voted to Leave and promised to respect the referendum result, voted against it?
Why do you now think they’re going to vote for a deal?
What, specifically, about the WA is too Brexity?That’s a totally unsubstantiated comment. ERG and DUP don’t like it because it’s not Brexity enough. Remainers representing Leave constituencies don’t like it because it’s too Brexity. Problem is and always has been is that there has never been a version of Brexit that is acceptable to anything like a majority.
No FOM for me, is too brexity.What, specifically, about the WA is too Brexity?
What, specifically, about the WA is too Brexity?
Didn’t you estimate leaving with a deal at 60%? Apologies if I’m mixing you up with someone elseI don’t think they will.
If we leave with no deal they are every bit as responsible for it.
Leaving the Single Market.What, specifically, about the WA is too Brexity?
The WA agreement without the backstop has already passed in the House of Commons.Didn’t you estimate leaving with a deal at 60%? Apologies if I’m mixing you up with someone else
Yes, I estimated the likelihood of a deal at 10% on the basis that the eu might conceivably drop the backstop. Thinking about it that’s probably generous but never say neverThe WA agreement without the backstop has already passed in the House of Commons.
Boris Johnson ‘seeking to shut down Parliament for five weeks before Brexit date’
The Prime Minister has reportedly sought the advice of attorney general Geoffrey Cox to ask about the legality of proroguing Parliament.
And business!
"but I think" ?The leaving the EU but I think.
Do I need to say?What, specifically, about the WA is too Brexity?
Was that the vote where Labour abstained?The WA agreement without the backstop has already passed in the House of Commons.