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---------- Post added at 14:03 ---------- Previous post was at 13:58 ---------- Incidentally Ruth Davidson is calling for a 'softer' Brexit: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...enges-theresa/ Although equally there will be many backbenchers who'll refuse anything but a hard Brexit. I think we're now in a situation where there is a consensus in the commons for whatever form of Brexit that will eventually be offered. |
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Hard Brexit is still on the cards. TM cannot avoid that without alienating the right wing of her party.
Besides, if we remain in the common market, we have to accept freedom of movement, the European laws and Courts, all of which the majority of those who voted leave wanted to ditch. A soft Brexit would be a betrayal, and the PM knows it. |
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If it hadn't been for that, her landslide victory would have been in the bag. Anyways, if Theresa decided not to pursue hard Brexit, she would have a problem, because her right wing would cause maximum problems for her with their voting power. |
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Hard brexit wasn't the reason the tories did so poorly it was an abysmal campaign with a ridiculously devisive manifesto and again I'll restate for those who clearly haven't read article 50 hard exit is basically the only option unless your prepared to pay massively both financially and in sovereign powers and even most remain supporters would oppose the levels necessary for a soft brexit. Theresa May for some reason that escapes all of us ran the most pathetic campaign and add in corbyns bribes for votes it was a near perfect political storm.
The consolation is that it just isn't possible for the tories to run another campaign like this so they will rebound while i think corbyn has peaked and it won't be long before labour resume the usual infighting. |
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That's probably less important though than what the House of Commons wants. Here, Ruth Davidson is likely to pressure Theresa May for a softer Brexit. She has more MPs than the DUP and helped Theresa May cling onto power so her opinion should count for a lot. |
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I'm with RizzyKing on this one. Sadly, some politicians are prepared "to pay massively both financially and in sovereign powers" |
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Interesting analysis.
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Just more of the same from a pro eu publication. It's all been heard ad nausum. It's no different from anti eu publications trotting out the same tedious statements slightly reworded to amuse the the intellectually challenged. A moratorium on anything pretending to be news or comment would be appreciated unless either side has anything factually new to add. |
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The election may have been lost elsewhere but the fact remains May campaigned for a strong mandate for her version of Brexit and she didn't get it. She is going to have to listen to others now. |
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I think we'll see more of this as the trade-off between jobs/wealth creation and a hard Brexit becomes more explicit. This would have happened regardless of the election result but organisations may be emboldened to make their needs more transparent rather than resorting to behind-the-scenes lobbying.
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A hard Brexit with agreements not to impose tariffs would surely be the better outcome economically than staying in the common market. |
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