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It was a good speech and i think the public will agree with what she said,watching these idiots squabble is pathetic and it's grinding people down.
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This was speaking to Parliament via a national address. Not every one watches PMQs or are actively engaged. |
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She didn’t say that at all, directly or indirectly as per usual she left plenty of room to manoeuvre if required She’s also has just blamed the very parliament she needs to back her deal, parliament will not let her get away with that I was going to say the only person responsible for this is May but tbh I’ve found myself detesting Corbyn after his antics tonight’s |
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Myself, I can see nothing in the speech May has just delivered that justifies the view that a referendum is on the way. The rhetoric about the weary public and it being “high time” politicians made the decisions are aimed squarely at the Commons. I know you don’t like it but today, with the EU’s help, she’s called it. It’s time for MPs to show their hand. The game is almost over. |
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So what does she want? People to write to their MP? Tell YouGov they like the deal? I’m sure as many people see her words tonight as had she said them at lunchtime via the dispatch box given the wall to wall coverage Brexit gets. Was she on BBC 1, or ITV? |
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But this was not aimed at the people, it was aimed at Parliament and to show how pathetic, paralysed and petulant parliament is. (Must get a bonus for alliteration there surely) |
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If May goes no deal the Tories will be out of power for the next three terms minimum. Money talks ultimately |
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The game is only just beginning. Getting past March 29th is a huge psychological win for remainers who will be emboldened that the hurdle has passed. There’s no meaningful reason June 30th is any more than another arbitrary, and artificial, deadline. The one way May can guarantee her legacy is to win a public vote on her vote vs remain. |
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She was talking to us but speaking to them (to quote Basil Fawlty). A public address on prime time TV gets everyone’s attention and gives the PM a PR advantage in the hearts and minds of the public. She’s cast herself as their defender against the perfidious Commons. But the substance of her address was a threat to MPs that it’s time to make the hard choice. We leave on 29 March without a deal, or at some point between late May and late June with the WA as agreed between the EU and HMG. All the breathless commentary about the third, fourth and fifth options simply aren’t going to fly. The choice on offer is binary, and that’s all there is to it. |
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