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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?


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A delay for nothing - can we hurry up and crash out so I can vote for Scottish Independence.
 
Tackling brexit like a second year undergrad.
 
So meaningful vote 3 on Tuesday 19th (probably looses)
Asks for short extension on Wednesday 20th and is probably told no... Must be longer and for a specific reason
Thursday... Announces meaningful vote 4 as she does not want a long extension.
Presumably Tuesday 26th or Wednesday 27th for a final Mays deal or no deal vote...
Shambolic
 
I wonder how young you have to go to find a school class who would tackle the issue with less maturity than this parliament has.
 
I'm at a loss tbh. We are probably going to end up having four votes on the same deal.
 
So in order to extend the deadline they either have to approve the deal May gave them, which they've already declined, or accept new terms and conditions that the EU will set, which they will no doubt also decline?

It's like when I ask the kids to clean their room and they keep asking if they can do it tomorrow, every. single. day.
 
I mean come on. Really?

How can people in parliament continually back this woman and what she is doing?
It's not just her though is it? Just like in the US there's a bunch of cnuts propping her up...
 
Can someone explain why so many labour voters abstained to vote on the second referendum? Is it because they want the referendum to be laid out with proper alternatives?

Also does today's overwhelming defeat for a peoples vote completely rule it out? If May's deal can come back thrice I'm assuming the second referendum vote can come in again?
 
I mean come on. Really?

How can people in parliament continually back this woman and what she is doing?
It’s fascinating. They’ll vote against the deals...

...But then when it comes to a vote of confidence they’ll back her. Why? Two reasons I see:

1. Nobody else wants to take over the reigns of this collosal shitshow

2. A vote of no confidence may trigger a general election - these cowards wouldn’t vote themselves out of a job in a sitting government.
 
Can someone explain why so many labour voters abstained to vote on the second referendum? Is it because they want the referendum to be laid out with proper alternatives?

Also does today's overwhelming defeat for a peoples vote completely rule it out? If May's deal can come back thrice I'm assuming the second referendum vote can come in again?
They evidently want to keep it back for later in the process. Today was really about the extension to Article 50.

If the new amendment is substantially different from the one that's lost today, it will probably be tabled.