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Old 20-03-2019, 11:28   #92
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Re: Brexit (New).
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
What are Theresa's May's choices if the EU say yes to her extension request?
- Keep on plugging away at something akin to her current deal but with a slight modification so it can be voted on again.
- Come up with a softer deal that will around some of the opposition.
- Preside over a disastrous no-deal.
- Resign and ask for another extension.
It will focus minds. The remainers will finally have to acknowledge that if they vote down the deal now, with so little time left, no deal will be inevitable.

There will be no soft Brexit. The Customs Union idea means we don't leave, and it has already been voted down.

A no-deal will not be disastrous. It will be an opportunity.

There will be no resignation, and I think the EU will only grant this small extension. So it really is TM's way or the highway, like it or lump it.
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