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..what now? May talks Let's find out?
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202 for, 432 against. Not even close.
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//Corbyn's tabled a vote of no confidence. //
the PM practically invited him to do so.
"it is clear MPs do not support the deal. However, tonight's vote tells us nothing about what it does support, nothing about how or even if it intends to honour the decision that people took in a referendum. EU citizens here and UK citizens in the EU deserve clarity as soon as possible, as do businesses and ordinary people. The focus now is confirming whether the government still has Parliament's confidence, she says, and the government will make time tomorrow to debate a no confidence motion if one is tabled by the Labour party."
the PM practically invited him to do so.
"it is clear MPs do not support the deal. However, tonight's vote tells us nothing about what it does support, nothing about how or even if it intends to honour the decision that people took in a referendum. EU citizens here and UK citizens in the EU deserve clarity as soon as possible, as do businesses and ordinary people. The focus now is confirming whether the government still has Parliament's confidence, she says, and the government will make time tomorrow to debate a no confidence motion if one is tabled by the Labour party."
//BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) – The European Union and Britain’s prime minister are seeking new ways to avoid a no-deal departure of the UK from the bloc but the EU Commission president insists there cannot be a renegotiation of the draft Brexit deal.
Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday that despite the difficulties of Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May to get the deal through Parliament, he continues to hope she can pull it off next Tuesday.
To help her get the deal through, “We are checking with Downing Street what the clarifications could amount to,” he said, adding: “They should not be confused with a renegotiation.”
“I don’t like the prospect of a no deal. It would be a catastrophe,” he said on a visit to Romania, which has taken over the rotating EU presidency.//
Drunker bunker said clarity? I bet he did. He should have been given "clarity" from day one...…...May was always the olive in his martini. Now it is time to *** on his chips.
Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday that despite the difficulties of Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May to get the deal through Parliament, he continues to hope she can pull it off next Tuesday.
To help her get the deal through, “We are checking with Downing Street what the clarifications could amount to,” he said, adding: “They should not be confused with a renegotiation.”
“I don’t like the prospect of a no deal. It would be a catastrophe,” he said on a visit to Romania, which has taken over the rotating EU presidency.//
Drunker bunker said clarity? I bet he did. He should have been given "clarity" from day one...…...May was always the olive in his martini. Now it is time to *** on his chips.
Can't see Corbyn winning his vote, though. A general Election would give us a government of Corbyn and McDonnell by default, because what Leave Tory voter would vote for any RemainTory candidate or turncoats like Gove?
Now five years of Labour would do far more damage to Britain's economy than "crashing out" without a deal Still, Corbyn, like true love, wouldn't last forever - unlike the EU oligarchy and herpes.
Now five years of Labour would do far more damage to Britain's economy than "crashing out" without a deal Still, Corbyn, like true love, wouldn't last forever - unlike the EU oligarchy and herpes.
// because what Leave Tory voter would vote for any RemainTory candidate or turncoats like Gove?//
They will vote UKIP V.E. and condemn the Conservative, with a very small c, of May and the rest of the EUSSR lickspittles into a generation of obscurity. Rather Cob and the Marxist kamikazes for a few years than the one world order of EUSSR unelected, and undeselectable demi gods that we would be manacled to in perpetuity.
They will vote UKIP V.E. and condemn the Conservative, with a very small c, of May and the rest of the EUSSR lickspittles into a generation of obscurity. Rather Cob and the Marxist kamikazes for a few years than the one world order of EUSSR unelected, and undeselectable demi gods that we would be manacled to in perpetuity.
