Tbf, how could he have created any more time within the constraints of the Benn Act? As far as I can tell he got nearer to delivering brexit in 3 weeks than anyone else managed in 3 years - but he's the liar!Except from allowing the WAB to be discussed?
Surely that should be the day we annually ask for an extension while we try to deliver brexit (honest).?No. Happy No Brexit day everyone. We should formally make this an annual event with a Bank Holiday and everything.
Maybe by not wasting 2 months bullshitting at the start of his tenure as PM?Tbf, how could he have created any more time within the constraints of the Benn Act? As far as I can tell he got nearer to delivering brexit in 3 weeks than anyone else managed in 3 years - but he's the liar!
Like I said, don't make promises you know you can't keep.Tbf, how could he have created any more time within the constraints of the Benn Act? As far as I can tell he got nearer to delivering brexit in 3 weeks than anyone else managed in 3 years - but he's the liar!
Like I said, don't make promises you know you can't keep.
If I knew I was probably going to be late home from work I wouldn't promise to my family I'll be home at a normal time.
Would've been nice if they got the opportunity to vote on it before Boris pulled it in a tantrum after the letwin agreement or pulled it after they rejected his absurd time table.He would have kept it had Labour who promised to respect the result and take us out voted for it.
Not leaving is as much on the remain MP's as it is the government and my guess is the electorate will show that come the 12th December.
You could promise to be home on time and be kept late for no fault of your own. That your fault?
Would've been nice if they got the opportunity to vote on it before Boris pulled it in a tantrum after the letwin agreement
It had the numbers to pass before he pulled it mate with independents and rebels. He's only got himself to blame but I'm sure you'll keep making excuses for himSo the SNP, Lib Dems, Independants, DUP and majority of Labour that had been whipped to vote against any deal the government brought could be voted down?
Yeah i cant for the life of me think why the government thought that a waste of time but can see why a remainer would think it worthwhile.
And engage in civilised dialogue with opposition parties.Johnson did everything in his power to deliver Brexit by 31st October...except allow the Brexit bill to be debated and voted on.
It had the numbers to pass before he pulled it mate with independents and rebels. He's only got himself to blame but I'm sure you'll keep making excuses for him
He played them at their own game.
And engage in civilised dialogue with opposition parties.
By failing to get brexit done? Made me pretty happy tbh
Pretty long game they've been playing, 3 years and they still can't get it done.For now yes but the far more brexity and to the right majority government he and many others think he can deliver come the middle of December wont make you smile.
Sometimes you have to be able to play the long game and in this instance, thats exactly what he has been forced to play.
Careful what you wish for springs to mind.
Pretty long game they've been playing, 3 years and they still can't get it done.
Perhaps the conservatives are actually secretly remainers with how inept they've been
Leaving the EU aside, it also gets rid of many MP's that have ensured the last 3 years have been an utter pisstake.
I didn't realise Boris would be resigning his role as PM
Enjoy the moment... it's temporaryBy failing to get brexit done? Made me pretty happy tbh
"they" can't get it done for obvious reasons... ineptness from TM but also from a driven opposition who have been determined to oppose ANY dealPretty long game they've been playing, 3 years and they still can't get it done.
Perhaps the conservatives are actually secretly remainers with how inept they've been
Maybe they should stop calling him a liar?