Deal or no Deal?

a busy week ahead

uncharted waters

should be fun, whatever the outcome.

Nooooooooooo deal.

should be, Donny. I just want her gone and out of the political spectrum; she's beginning to warp my thinking. Brexit is now secondary to me

1 for the naes

Stocked up with the popcorn,going to be great just hope may doesn't let me down and there's plenty of carnage!

No deal will not happen. No deal is an out and out bluff and the rhetoric of stuff like "no deal is better than a bad deal" has convinced people it could happen when in reality there's no way it's allowed to happen.

i've not liked her since she was home sec

still thought she might have done a decent job, but is self self self all the time.

and you cant just be violet elizabeth bott in the real world

wont be sad to see her go, whoever takes over will have a tough job clearing up the mess.

crossrail look like needing another billion too, so more mess, and less wiggle room.



then again, it might suit some to keep her, who knows they may even cave in last minute again
and she survives to cause more mayhem

god forbid to you last point, Donny. I gree with the others. Surely she will call an election before they hoof her?

i would like to think if she loses then they say enough is enough and
call a vote of confidence within tory party, i cant see her resigning,but....

she's just so arrogant that an election might seem like a good idea to her. She knows if she calls one no one will take her on. Self-centred and doesn't give two hoots about her party or the country. Like all of the cabinet tbh

Whoever comes in is going to be hamstrung anyway. The rulings last week have taken power from the PM to do much of anything without parliamentary approval. And whoever comes in will likely split their own party let and out parliament. Unless you can magically find a candidate who will unite all the Tories behind them (does such a candidate even exist?) then they're gonna face problems implementing anything.

I can't see an election being called, it would require some Tories voting for it themselves, and it's way too risky that they'd just be voting themselves out of power. In 2017 they thought they would get a bigger majority, now they would fear losing, and if there's one thing I do assume all the Tories agree on it's that they want to cling to power.

Some people belittle politics as they see it as low skulduggery; others see it as the pursuit of noble causes. Baphornet, you imo consider it the latter because you have always done your best for Britain.

Also an election is a waste of time imo. It won't solve the issues, it will takes us back nearly 2 years to the last general election. You will get 2 parties campaigning on their Brexit vision, neither will clearly win and have a strong mandate for their vision, and that's without even taking into account you'd likely get lies that wouldn't actually be possible. Eg. say Labour won, then what, they're back to the negotiating table to find that their vision doesn't exist so eventually they get some deal along reasonably similar lines to what's already on the table, so we're in the same position as now pretty much.

Must be a 100/1 shot an election no chance,the torys are so devious even at this late stage i have no doubt that they have some sort of plan or wriggle room for something

i didn't say an election was a good idea, it was more of a swipe at the nutcase

EvgenyKissin; thank you, i really appreciate that

1) If there was a General Election tomorrow most likely a Hung Parliament - The Labour Party with Corbyn and McDonnell at the helm are
   un-electable even for some hard-line Labour supporters.

2) Leave The EU on the present deal will create distrust on both sides ie Britain and The EU

3) Leave without a deal will create even more uncertainties than (2)

4) A 2nd Referendum will only re-affirm the split in the nation for Brexit; it will not achieve anything except timewasting

5) To Remain ie no Brexit after 2016 Referendum result will make a mockery of democracy, and purpose of future Referendums

As i said so devious...

there still has to be a vote

This reminds me of a young X-Factor when you had deadlock followed by 15 minutes of Dermont O'Leary trying to get Louis Walsh to give a decision.

A dogs dinner,a total mess up from the start,thats the way it was planned, how or why does anyone still think we will leave? That sh1t deal Treason May is putting up could never be taken seriously

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Deal

at last another vote!

1 nae
1 aye

Correction


Delay..no vote

Been lying all week insisting it would go ahead. She will twist and weave desperately trying to save her political career. All her early talk about "strong and stable " she just doesn't know what she is doing. And about 2 hours ago an official No.10 spokeswoman said "The vote's going ahead as planned" Nobody seems to know what she is doing !!

least of all her

Pressure will be huge for a peoples vote,i delivered 400 leaflets this morning and spoke to around 30 people,middle class conservative town and every single person i spoke to were enthusiastic about having a peoples vote,i never asked how they voted in referendum and not one person declined the lea;etf everyone wanted to talk..

Pressure will be huge for a peoples vote,i delivered 400 leaflets this morning and spoke to around 30 people,middle class conservative town and every single person i spoke to were enthusiastic about having a peoples vote,i never asked how they voted in referendum and not one person declined the lea;etf everyone wanted to talk..

the nutcase has no conception of the damage she is doing to the people of this country

Liar as Home Sec and worse as P.M., doing a top job for the euro elites

Think May is mad. Needs help