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All those times May vacuously repeated “Brexit Means Brexit”.
If only she’d tried to find out what Brexit actually meant, she’d see the vast majority of her party was gaming it, and Parliament had very different, softer ideas.
In large part, this is on her.
If only she’d tried to find out what Brexit actually meant, she’d see the vast majority of her party was gaming it, and Parliament had very different, softer ideas.
In large part, this is on her.
There is a way forward today & tomorrow, a need for cool heads.
- CU & a referendum both had more support than PM’s Deal.
- Attaching a referendum to a CU deal is likely to win the House.
- Revoke is still better supported than No Deal. Labour must bank the insurance policy.
- CU & a referendum both had more support than PM’s Deal.
- Attaching a referendum to a CU deal is likely to win the House.
- Revoke is still better supported than No Deal. Labour must bank the insurance policy.
These measures of parliamentary consensus defeated in large part by the shower of Conservatives who wish for the calamity of No Deal.
24 Lab MPs voted against a confirmatory vote led to losing it by 12.
If Lab has supported Revoke, it would have won.
Consensus there to find.
24 Lab MPs voted against a confirmatory vote led to losing it by 12.
If Lab has supported Revoke, it would have won.
Consensus there to find.
