Thread: UK & EU Agree Post-Brexit Trade Deal
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Old 25-10-2019, 17:06   #1659
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Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
Tory spin, the block is the prospect of No Deal. Take that off the table and, as Corbyn says, the Deal can progress through Parliament. If the Deal is as wonderful as you think there is no problem is there?
Either deliberately or blindly, you and those with similar arguments like to forget that 'no deal' is a negotiating strategy.

If Parliament is given the opportunity of scrutinising the Bill over a longer period on condition that we get an election, there is no excuse not to go for that, is there?

I do not have a problem at all with Boris's deal and I certainly don't have an issue with 'no deal' which remainers have tried their best to make look like some kind of monster.
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