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


  • Total voters
    194
  • Poll closed .
Unconfirmed reports coming through that Labour whipping in favour of votes doesn't change parliamentary maths for a second vote after all.
And yet immediately becomes more popular than Labour's plan, go figure.
 
Brexit purgatory for however long it takes for humans to transcend politics, time, and space.
 
Three most popular motions:

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Beckett: Confirmatory Ballot: 268 vs 295

J Clarke: Customs Union: 264 vs 272

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Corbyn: Perm CU: 237 vs 307
 
Pretty sure that one of May’s ministers earlier revealed that No Deal is no longer the legal default now the extension has been agreed.

No deal is still the legal default but on April 12th.
 
When all the Tories speak over Ian Blackford it makes me feel like William Wallace. feck this barbaric country and political discourse.
 
Feel like it should have been a vote with only one option, yes. That way you can either tick the box showing your support, or abstain. This was supposed to find out what MP's are for, not against.
 
This is Deal or No Deal with Mr Blobby filling in for Noel Edmonds and the two boxes left have a 1p coin and a crumpled up copy of Razzle in them.
 
Feel like it should have been a vote with only one option, yes. That way you can either tick the box showing your support, or abstain. This was supposed to find out what MP's are for, not against.

Well it did in effect didn't it?
 
This is ridiculous. Watching this with the missus, who doesn’t watch much politics, and she’s horrified
 
Pretty comical all told. Most support for some form of customs union and a further referendum - both of which secured more votes than May's deal and far less opposition. Revoke itself also got more votes than any no deal motion as well as far fewer votes against.
 
Dobba seems to be shouting from the Tory benches at the moment.
 
Tories are so bad, its a joke. I sometimes wonder if Labour are really that bad compared to this pile of self serving wankers.
 
Surely they have to take the most votes for options and make it a choice between them now. Or is that just too sensible?
 
Watching BBC Parliament of the House of Commons is similar to watching the three former presenters of Top Gear.
 
They have to put it back to the people surely. Those lot couldn't order something off a two item menu