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Re: Brexit
There’s a misunderstanding of what is (and isn’t) in the control of Parliament. At all costs Parliament can prevent no deal with a vote of no confidence, put a unity candidate up for her Maj to appoint (to entend) then vote themselves out again for a general election.
Parliament holds all the cards. The legal default position didn’t last on March 29th and will not on April 12th.
It is up to the EU, but they’ve nothing to lose and everything to gain by extending.
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