Thread by @Staedtler

Yes, I've read Theresa May's resignation letter, cunningly disguised as a request for a short extension.
No, seriously. Theresa May's letter is completely unhinged from reality.

Let's see . . .

First, it's the request for a short extension which Europe has already told her is no longer available.

Second, the deranged inability to understand that her withdrawal agreement has been banned from coming back to parliament

And third, the bit that makes you feel sort of embarrassed for her more than anything, the way she still keeps clinging to her little phrases like a comfort blanket. "The national interest"

Her letter seems to have been written by someone who is not quite experiencing the world on the same level of reality as everyone else.
She can't acknowledge matters of fact. She's not all there. really not.

Her withdrawal agreement has failed and been blocked.
No acknowledgement of that.

Parliament is now legislating on its own for a long extension.
No acknowledgement of that.

The short extension offer expired last week.
No acknowledgement of that.

And somehow, through all the events that happen to her and around her, she maintains this state of complete oblivion where somehow the words "national interest" magic her withdrawal agreement through parliament

Regardless of the constitutional implications, I think parliament is quite right to legislate behind the government's back to delay Brexit for a year.

Being serious now, I don't think Theresa May is very well at the moment.