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12 Dec 18
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and called for a second vote
irony?
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if they lose today they can have another go in a years time
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democracy in action!
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a 52% v 48% victory for may would also be ironic, would the erg then respect the will of the people?
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Best chance to push her out the door is now
If they don't take the chance here they can well and truly sod off |
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Spare a thought for the OED.
They've had to change their definition of "democracy" several times in the last few hours alone. |
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David davis could have us still trapped in paying gawd knows what for a minimum of TEN years....
BREAKING David Davis manifesto for new deal - no single customs territory with EU new 10 year extendable backstop to replace N ireland protocol |
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may was just chosen as leader in 2016
any other events in 2016 anybody might have chaged their mind about, that might be ready for another vote? |
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Maybe this hole sharad is to divert from what is really going on, still maybe I’m nuts
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All we want is a room somewhere,far away from the cold night air, lots of coal ,and all that ,wouldn’t it be lovely
loverly |
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Just to clear up the confusion:
Theresa May faces a vote of no confidence because the people who voted for her, having seen that she is no good at the job to which they elected her, would like to reconsider their position. This is according to the rules of the Tory Party, to which she and they are all subject. This what the Tory Party define as democracy, as it applies to their rules. There can be no second Referendum on our membership of the European Union because the position has not changed since the first vote was held. We have not left yet, so we can have no idea of what the result of our decision will be, simply because our decision has not been implemented. This is also how democracy is defined - people take part in a vote, the results of that vote are then enacted, and if it turns out to be the wrong decision, the voters get a chance to change their minds at a later date. There is no definition of democracy under which it states that any democratic mandate can be ignored if those against whom the result went simply cry like babies for a couple of years. |
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so when she defeats them, they will back her deal, like the good democrats they are ?
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Don't bother me with your silly non-sequiturs please donny, say something sensible for a change.
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If she wins the vote, she remains as Tory leader. Her deal will still be unpalatable to a majority of the Commons, and a majority of the population.
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so she will tell rees mogg to suck it up ?
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It doesn't matter what she tells JRM, her deal cannot get through the Commons even if every single member of the Parliamentary Tory Party votes for her to remain as Tory leader.
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lol the Spivs are up a dead end valley , patriots i think not
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Dont worry soon Jeremy will be in Number 10
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i dont think he will anx
he has downing street earmarked to house some of the torys rough sleepers |
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Loving some of the gymnastics this morning trying to explain why this one's fine but the other isn't. Truly very funny.
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She wins this vote but can't get them on board with anything she puts forward?
Makes perfect sense doesn't it |
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I explained it perfectly well above for you PorP - educating pork I believe is the expression.
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May will lose vote today.
Marginal Tories know if she stays they will lose their seats. |
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...in a General Election.
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Twisting the facts to suit your agenda is the more apposite expression, I believe.
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Do Tory Brexiteers now want her as leader? I struggle to think of a time when they did.
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I love how the public blame the politicians. The politicians are bad, but the public are worse. So many imbeciles.
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The Tories made one fatal mistake. They panicked and promised a referendum. After that this malaise is all down to the public.
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Mrs May won in 2016 - GET OVER IT. It is the will of the Tory-people that she is PM. If they have another vote tonight then democracy is dead, and the Tories can no longer be considered a democratic party
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