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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
But the need to be logical. If a majority of the House agreed with them (albeit unlikely), then there would be No Deal, which nobody wants.
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However they could revisit the scenario if that looked likely, which we all accept it is not.
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Basically, Lib-Dems, Labour and SNP nay-sayers are whingers for whom there is little respect.
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I doubt you are their audience, Seph. They also need to put some space, politically, between themselves and the deal to seek a marginal advantage in future elections. Almost 16 million people voted against Brexit to fight over. For the slightly over 16 million who voted in favour they are unlikely to vote two of those three parties in any case.