All that seems to happen now is that the government postures, and the media reports it as fact.
I mean, the media repeating these ridiculous threats from a government with no majority, whose own backbenches are in so many factions that there's going to be a mutiny whatever happens.
That this government is going to collapse some time before next March.
That this government is going to collapse some time before next March.
I mean, we've been through it. If they partition Ireland, no withdrawal agreement, the government will collapse.
Partition the United Kingdom, lose the DUP, the government will collapse.
Fail to produce a withdrawal agreement, backbench mutiny, the government will collapse.
Partition the United Kingdom, lose the DUP, the government will collapse.
Fail to produce a withdrawal agreement, backbench mutiny, the government will collapse.
We're back where we were two years ago. Theresa May has exactly the same two choices as before. She can either resign or she can call another general election.
And if she resigns there's going to be an election anyway.
And if she resigns there's going to be an election anyway.
So logic leads me to conclude, like I did last time, that there will be a general election this autumn, because every chain of events ends in that.
