[Politics] Brexit

[ManOfSussex]

The only Orangeman who ever said yes was from Del Monte.

 

[pb21]

No DUP statement tonight and they're not budging on The WA. They might be stuck in 1690 but at least they've got principles.

DUP says no so all that fuss over May leaving for nothing

Arlene Foster,*the DUP leader, has said her party cannot support Theresa May’s deal.

She has said that the DUP will not support the deal, does that mean that they will actively vote against it or just abstain?

 

[indy3050]

Sake

 

[ManOfSussex]

She has said that the DUP will not support the deal, does that mean that they will actively vote against it or just abstain?

This is their statement in full. If the union is the most important thing to them, you have to assume they'll vote against it again.

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[Ernest]

DUP confirmed they voting against it

 

[Weststander]

DUP confirmed they voting against it

I thought everyone agreed they always wouldn’t. It’s a case of whether the 25 Labour and the Tory numbers add up.

 

[ManOfSussex]

DUP says no so all that fuss over May leaving for nothing

On a positive note, they've made most of The ERG and Tory Brexiteers look even more like the duplicitous little ****s they always were tonight.

 

[clapham_gull]

She has said that the DUP will not support the deal, does that mean that they will actively vote against it or just abstain?

Reading the statement looks a big NO.

This was obviously the statement they had prepared earlier, but May saying she will go gave them a rethink.

They haven't changed their mind. May deal officially dead I would think.

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[JC Footy Genius]

Well [MENTION=33253]JC Footy Genius[/MENTION] may get his first positive result then. (Albeit very short term )

Silly person ... the First positive result was on June 23rd 2016

It would almost be worth us ending up with a PM Boris taking us out with no deal just to see the reaction on here ....

... almost.

 

[pb21]

I thought everyone agreed they always wouldn’t. It’s a case of whether the 25 Labour and the Tory numbers add up.

I think that if the DUP aren't willing to endorse the deal then there will be at least 15 Tory MPs who then aren't willing to endorse.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

On a positive note, they've made most of The ERG and Tory Brexiteers look even more like the duplicitous little ****s they always were tonight.

A complete disaster for Boris.

 

[ManOfSussex]

I think that if the DUP aren't willing to endorse the deal then there will be at least 15 Tory MPs who then aren't willing to endorse.

You're right, this will pull at least 15 Tories back from supporting it. Circa 50 Tory MP's could be now against.

 

[A1X]

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I mean, he's got a point...

 

[ManOfSussex]

A complete disaster for Boris.

Total disaster.

Be funny watching Rees-Mogg try and worm his way out the hole he's dug himself into too now The DUP are going to vote against it again.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Thank f*** we are dealing with a proper mature and grown up government in the EU.

Could you imagine what would happen if they were as incompetent as we are?

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Total disaster.

Be funny watching Rees-Mogg try and worm his way out the hole he's dug himself into too now The DUP are going to vote against it again.

Boris coming out and saying he can no longer back deal should be the end of him leadership wise.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Thank f*** we are dealing with a proper mature and grown up government in the EU.

Could you imagine what would happen if they were as incompetent as we are?

And to think many Brexiteers prefer to be run by the U.K. government rather than the EU

 

[clapham_gull]

Mogg really is one isn't he:

In response, Mr Rees-Mogg said Mr Boles' argument was "characteristically Wykehamist - highly intelligent but fundamentally wrong". The word "Wykehamist" is used to refer to someone who went to Winchester College.

Turning his guns on Sir Oliver, another alumnus of Eton College, Mr Rees-Mogg added: "I must confess I've sometimes thought my right honourable friend for West Dorset was more a Wykehamist than of my own school."

 

[KZNSeagull]

Will be interesting to see what the DUP vote for in these indicative votes, as any form of Brexit other than No Deal needs the Withdrawal Agreement with the backstop in it. The WA that they don't want to vote for and which the EU say cannot be changed.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Silly person ... the First positive result was on June 23rd 2016

It would almost be worth us ending up with a PM Boris taking us out with no deal just to see the reaction on here ....

... almost.

Well there's not may alternatives, but look on the bright side. Shirley you must find out what you voted for in the next couple of weeks

Maybe