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Old 16-03-2019, 22:05   #8727
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Next week, I think most of the ERG will back May for the 3rd Meaningful Vote, confident they can wreck the treaty at a later date.
Depends if a third vote is actually held. Nothing is a given in this post-Brexit vote political world. Per Robert Peston:
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Although the prime minister wants to hold another “meaningful vote” on her Brexit plan next week, it is by no means certain that, when it comes to the crunch, she will choose to do so.
I am told by her close colleagues, that two conditions must be met for her to go ahead with the vote, probably on Tuesday.
First, Northern Ireland’s DUP must say on Monday that they have, at the last, changed their minds and have decided to vote with her.
To be clear, there is no logical reason why they should do this, given that there will be no last-minute alteration to what they hate most about her deal - namely the backstop which is designed to keep open the border on the island of Ireland and is enshrined in the Withdrawal Agreement.
https://www.itv.com/news/2019-03-16/...esa-mays-deal/
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