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Originally Posted by Dave42
why would opposition fall for a blatant tory trap so he could do a no deal Brexit when house are totally against no deal
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Because the secondary trap is the political price Corbyn will now pay when there eventually is an election (and make no mistake there is going to be one before the end of the year). The SNP is already sharpening its knives up here, where Labour is in a very precarious position, haemorrhaging its unionist vote to the Tories while working class Clydesiders and Dundonians have long abandoned them for the cod-leftism of the nats. There are plenty of places in the north of England also, where Labour’s attempt to derail Brexit and then avoid facing the electorate will go down like a cup of cold sick.