They are wrong then. They do not want a hard border with the Republic, or passport controls between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. There is only one way that can happen. remaining in the Customs Union.Apparently they want a hard brexit someone on tv said
This is probably going to sound silly; but what would happen if the same result was just reached? Do they keep voting until someone wins a majority?
But it would be voted down by Tory + DUP and no SF votes so it would fail.
Hopefully DUP talks with Tories fall through, go horrendously leaving the way open for a Labour govt
Except that the election would never have been called in the first place had any of those people been Labour leader!
It was simply a power grab by Mavis based on her gamble that she could easily beat Jezz.
Understood, thankyou :)Potentially.
I expect at the point that tactics would come in, e.g. Labour/SNP cooperating to oust Conservatives in Scotland.
I've heard this morning even Labour MP's saying the Tories as the largest party are entitled to first dibs.
Except that the election would never have been called in the first place had any of those people been Labour leader!
It was simply a power grab by Mavis based on her gamble that she could easily beat Jezz.
Except that the election would never have been called in the first place had any of those people been Labour leader!
That's a ridiculous phrase, even for you.
It's the rules, it's naff all to do with what an MP thinks.
So I state something which is essentially true, and you choose to be confrontational and rude? I see.
And incidentally, plenty of people on the Labour side seem blissfully unaware of the rules then, don't they.
Did have me chuckling too, its completely ignoring that for all the millions and squillions of pink haired student votes he's bribed, there are many who normally vote Labour but find Corbyn and the lurch to the left unpalatable, and therefore didn't, and I'll admit I'm one of them. Whatever way you look at it this is a stunning result for JC and his supporters and I doff my cap and will tuck into some humble pie later. That said its still not as stunning as Blair turning a 70 seat deficit into a 253 seat majority ;)nice spin chippy
you missed out the attempted character assasination the press attempted with Corbyn
not true. See Norway/SwedenThey are wrong then. They do not want a hard border with the Republic, or passport controls between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. There is only one way that can happen. remaining in the Customs Union.
not true. See Norway/Sweden
A minority government that is outvoted by the Tories on every issue? How is that progressive?Hopefully DUP talks with Tories fall through, go horrendously leaving the way open for a Labour govt
Not true. They want an open border with the south. You have misunderstood that to mean remaining in the single market.Not necessarily. The DUP does not want special status for Northern Ireland in the Brexit negotiations, which would be necessary for a hard Brexit to be a possibility. Remaining within the single market is what the DUP wants and Labour can give it to them.
But this scenario is not likely, Labour has the momentum but not the numbers, they're making mischief, which is as it should be.