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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
a) If they can come back with something that the attorney general can change his legal advice on then the vote will pass BUT currently the EU are saying there's no progress despite the Attorney Generals codpiece wittering yesterday
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This is the only viable option
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b) enough MP's are in fear of No Deal so much that they back May's deal unsure of stopping no deal.
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Not sure how this differs from a) but it's May's deal or no deal at this stage
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c) Mays deal fails, no deal blocked. Article 50 extended. May replaced, cycle repeats.
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This achieves nothing. If extended A50 will not be extended beyond the European Elections so there is a hard stop there. We get maximum a couple of months. The EU keep stating that they will not change the deal so what is expected to happen?
Only thing that would happen would be more capitulation by the weak UK.