west didsblue
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Time to sort the No Deal question and time for a proper campaign.
Maybe combined with a 2nd ref on Johnson’s new deal.
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General Election - December 12th, 2019
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Maybe combined with a 2nd ref on Johnson’s new deal.
The perfect fumble
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Why?
Coitus interruptus.
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Time to sort the No Deal question and time for a proper campaign.
Oh well - I will just keep selling flats to China!
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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I’m not sure labour or the conservatives would actually do well in a election right now
Both of them and parliament in general look a mess. I think most people are fed up of all of them. Sack the lot
Both of them and parliament in general look a mess. I think most people are fed up of all of them. Sack the lot
bluethrunthru
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We were asked leave or stay - that simple
so why didn't we walk the morning after if it was that simple? Trade on the allegedly advantageous WTO rules and tell the EU they were getting nowt £££ but we expected full access to their market whilst at the same time closing our borders and giving the NHS £250 pw? That broad range of conclusions would have - simply - satisfied probably 95% of the 17.4m. I mean Leave was simple wasn't it?
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Oh well - I will just keep selling flats to China!
You do that.
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so why didn't we walk the morning after if it was that simple? Trade on the allegedly advantageous WTO rules and tell the EU they were getting nowt £££ but we expected full access to their market whilst at the same time closing our borders and giving the NHS £250 pw? That broad range of conclusions would have - simply - satisfied probably 95% of the 17.4m. I mean Leave was simple wasn't it?
Soz - your on ignore!
bluethrunthru
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I’m not sure labour or the conservatives would actually do well in a election right now
Both of them and parliament in general look a mess. I think most people are fed up of all of them. Sack the lot
Johnson himself has a small majority - would love to see a poll from his constituency in the morning - could make grim reading for him.
chesterbells
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We were asked leave or stay - that simple
I know, but it was an impossible question. Cameron expected a stay answer so he didn’t bother giving enough thought to what ‘leave’ meant. And so it wasn’t a good enough referendum to have in isolation - unless there was for example going to be a follow up one, which identified the different leave options, if that’s way the initial vote way.
To just keep repeating, ‘but we voted leave’ is too simplistic and is ultimately pointless,
because it doesn’t address all the questions an initial “leave” vote them prompts: leave how, on what terms, etc etc
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so why didn't we walk the morning after if it was that simple? Trade on the allegedly advantageous WTO rules and tell the EU they were getting nowt £££ but we expected full access to their market whilst at the same time closing our borders and giving the NHS £250 pw? That broad range of conclusions would have - simply - satisfied probably 95% of the 17.4m. I mean Leave was simple wasn't it?
Yeah, I didn't fight in two world wars, I'll admit.