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.@Jeremy_Hunt on @BBCr4today, just now.
There is one reason, and one reason alone, why he has become a 'No-dealer'.
It would lead to a General Election, which would be catastrophic... for the Tory party.
As always, 'party before country'.
There is one reason, and one reason alone, why he has become a 'No-dealer'.
It would lead to a General Election, which would be catastrophic... for the Tory party.
As always, 'party before country'.
@Jeremy_Hunt @BBCr4today More from @Jeremy_Hunt, who goes Full Cakeism.
"The only solution... is to change the Withdrawal Agreement".
He wants a new negotiating team for that purpose.
To include the DUP. And the ERG.
Scotland and Wales too.
But not @UKLabour. Because "bad faith".
"The only solution... is to change the Withdrawal Agreement".
He wants a new negotiating team for that purpose.
To include the DUP. And the ERG.
Scotland and Wales too.
But not @UKLabour. Because "bad faith".
@Jeremy_Hunt @BBCr4today @UKLabour .@Jeremy_Hunt does not find it "odd" that this new negotiating team would include, say, the DUP, who are firmly against any backstop.
So, Hunt is talking about "changes to the backstop": in other words, a form of Alternative Arrangements".
So, Hunt is talking about "changes to the backstop": in other words, a form of Alternative Arrangements".
@Jeremy_Hunt @BBCr4today @UKLabour And @Jeremy_Hunt does not find it bizarre that this new negotiating team would include no-deal ERG types. Because (of course) they actually want a deal.
To say that Hunt is struggling to make a case here, would be an under-statement.
To say that Hunt is struggling to make a case here, would be an under-statement.
.@Jeremy_Hunt's real "solution" (if he wants to avoid a GE at all costs) is - but, naturally, he can't go there - a confirmatory referendum.
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