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Having now read @BorisJohnson in @Telegraph, it is clear to me he is preparing ground for mother of all u-turns - and that he is poised to support @theresa_may’s deal if she brings it back for third meaningful vote, so long as she commits to resign after the deal is ratified...
and removes Olly Robbins from the team that negotiates the UK’s future relationship with the EU. The point is that the alternative he proposes, a no deal rupture on 12 April but the shock mitigated by a 33 month “implementation period”, is viewed in the Cabinet and every EU...
capital as the grand-daddy of all unicorns, impossibilism on stilts. And although @BorisJohnson has been banging on about his grand plan for yonks, he surely now knows it is dead. So if the PM serves him up her own head today or tomorrow, he will surely back her deal. He...
couldn’t bank her departure, rev up his own campaign to succeed her, and then vote down her Brexit plan? Could he? Read attached Johnsonian conclusions and tell me what you think. It is a very conditional offer to the PM, which still makes clear he isn’t persuaded UK would... 
ever exit the backstop.
