Thread by @Staedtler

Theresa May's deal has been voted down in Parliament three times. On Monday the House of Lords is going to pass the legislation for a long extension to Article 50.

Everyone keeps imagining the worst, and I have no idea why.
Theresa May can't put her withdrawal agreement to parliament again. Even if she cooked up a deal with Corbyn, what good would it do?

Most MPs do not want May's deal. And now the Letwin-Cooper legislation means a long extension, and therefore no risk in rejecting May's deal however many times she brought it back.

We know plenty, but you keep forgetting it every five minutes. May's deal is not the future, and if May's deal is not the future, nor is Theresa May.

The Tories are going to sack Theresa May, ask for a year's extension. They're going to ask themselves if they really want to carry on with this. They're going to say no. They're going to stay in the European Union and elect a leader to that effect.

It was obvious three years ago that it was going to end with Theresa May's resignation and no Brexit.
The problem is that your governing class, whether parliament or media, has been completely incapable of addressing that for the last three years.

If you want to solve your real problems, maybe start asking why your entire upper class was incapable of dealing with reality for three years.
That's your problem