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Old 12-03-2019, 16:52   #8406
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
no it just a matter how big defeat for deal will be Den then no deal voted down tomorrow
In which case, either the 'no deal' option becomes law (legislation is already in place for us to leave on 29 March) or it's a General Election.

Contrary to what some think, the General Election is not such a bad idea. Parliament gets dissolved, so no more House of Commons nonsense, and Theresa May goes into the election with a mandate to deliver Brexit on a no deal basis. That will put Labour on the defensive. Most people believe that Labour is all over the place on this subject and blame Labour for being obstructive, coupled with which Jeremy Corbyn has lost his popularity and considered a dead duck, even by Labour supporters.

What could go wrong for Theresa?
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