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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?


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Hephaestus

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More likely to resign at this point, I can only see someone who will be willing to tow the May line being appointed.
Yeah, no way she'd appoint someone who is just as opposed to any kind of compromise as Davis was. Do wonder if she'll also go for a Major style "put up or shut up" contest just to feck over the rebels and end the speculation.
 

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Gonna be a fun week for May with Trump visiting too. I'll be surprised if she's still there by the end of September. Rees-Mogg v Boris Johnson leadership challenge with Rees-Mogg as the next PM is how I see things going.
 

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So May urged the EU to enter serious discussions (about a proposal that to me looks like it will be dismissed within seconds) hours before their British counterpart resigned. Am I understanding this correctly?
 

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Another one gone from the Department of exiting the EU in Steve Baker.

I guess it's an interesting start to the week.

So May urged the EU to enter serious discussions (about a proposal that to me looks like it will be dismissed within seconds) hours before their British counterpart resigned. Am I understanding this correctly?
The proposal is only a start to the discussions, May has conferred with the civil service that further more concessions will have to be made. That likely concessions is probably what is prompting the start of the Brexiteers resigning.
 

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So Davis spent two years pissing around doing feck all but complaining and lying, now finally chucked it.
 

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Wouldn't be surprised if Davis was simply looking for a veil under which to escape the useless job he is doing.
 

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Has she ever had an objectively fine night - or day - in politics?
 

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Has she ever had an objectively fine night - or day - in politics?
Her first speech as PM gave a false ray of hope when she talked about helping the 'just getting bys' etc. Sadly that hope of a surprisingly progressive Tory administration soon disappeared as this whole shitshow unfolded.
The swastika courtsey was something.
 

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I’m not sure he wants this now. Boris is forever playing the long gamoe, never sticking his neck out. This will bring the focus back on him.

I reckon he’d prefer to drag this out till the negotiations with EU fall apart and then blame it on May and try to force her to resign while also getting a de facto hard Brexit
 

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I’m not sure he wants this now. Boris is forever playing the long gamoe, never sticking his neck out. This will bring the focus back on him.

I reckon he’d prefer to drag this out till the negotiations with EU fall apart and then blame it on May and try to force her to resign while also getting a de facto hard Brexit
I'm sure he would but his hand has been forced. He cant blame it on May if he doesn't stage a challenge now. He either has to get behind a soft brexit or be responsible for a no deal brexit.
 

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Her first speech as PM gave a false ray of hope when she talked about helping the 'just getting bys' etc. Sadly that hope of a surprisingly progressive Tory administration soon disappeared as this whole shitshow unfolded.
The swastika courtsey was something.
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Guardian said:
May writes that she is sorry to hear of Davis's resignation when so much progress has been made towards a “smooth and successful Brexit".
♪Who do you think you are kidding, Mrs Maybot?♪