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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
The Government always pretended it had a strategy and said it didn't want to discuss it in Parliament as it would give away its hand.
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"The Government pretended?" Really, it isn't the school playground.
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The opposition said that this was because the Government didn't have a strategy and now we know that they were correct.
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No they weren't.
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I had genuinely hoped that the Government did have a plan despite all appearances to the contrary. Nissan looked like making up policy on the hoof...which is likely it was.
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No it wasn't.
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I wonder if May will delay A50 even further, thereby invoking condemnation all round but giving herself more time to get a strategy in place.
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A limelight seeking ex-model and a hair dresser are responsible for possibly delaying A50.
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Or will she will go for short-term political expediency and invoke Article 50 and hope the Government can make up its mind before March. Going to the negotiating tables without a strategy is surely a recipe for disaster?
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No government would do that.
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It's a tough call. Personally, she can always do a Cameron and resign if she doesn't get agreement from her colleagues but who's to say they don't want this to happen?
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I can't see her resigning.
It has been wonderful observing the penny slowly and painfully dropping. Keeping one's gob shut might have been the better choice though
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