UK outside of the EU means making many more of our own choices. Under this PM they have been mostly those related to ending freedom of movement, but fishing and financial services also get a look in. Don't like it? Then what would you replace with what?
And no deal isn't a choice but an abdication, an admission that you can't get what you want, so why would any negotiating partner be different?
(kudos to those few who have previously answered this question and pointed out what they would do different. Not many have though)
(kudos to those few who have previously answered this question and pointed out what they would do different. Not many have though)
Much easier of course to ignore the question and treat everything as a game
The PM's deal is being attacked from all sides in the Commons, but this is the deal you get based on her red lines. If you want to change the deal you have to change the red lines. My (topical) latest for @prospect_uk prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/the-s…
So what's going to happen? Well it depends on what Labour decide to do, according to our resident sage @Sime0nStylites ukandeu.ac.uk/brexit-deal-al…
