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Old 08-06-2019, 19:01   #3303
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Angua View Post
The only thing a new PM could change would be to make it a softer Brexit with a Customs Union & consequently FoM. The ERG would vote Nay, but chances are Labour would support it and thus have the majority needed.

The EU have already stated the WA is not up for negotiation. A few tweaks will not materially change the backstop arrangements.
No. That is taking this in completely the wrong direction.

We will most probably land up with an Article 24 situation, described as a 'managed Brexit'. That should persuade the renegade Tories who are concerned with disruption. The DUP will like that, too, because there would be no backstop involved.
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