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Old 28-11-2018, 10:14   #3860
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Re: Brexit

No but as said before it doesn't hurt her task if the public are behind it. MPs having to vote against their constituencies is awkward.

I think this might become especially true after what we assume will be the failed first vote. The idea is that the markets will react, no deal will loom and if the public react too then the pressure might be too much....
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