I heard that ! I wonder how she would cope with a job standing up and doing 12 out of 13 days straight ?
Poor dear - at 71 she probably does find it all a bit too demanding.
I heard that ! I wonder how she would cope with a job standing up and doing 12 out of 13 days straight ?
Rumblings from an ERG member that reaching out to JC is the final straw.
May ceding absolute power and handing JC a hand in proceedings could well finish off the Tories too ! Rumblings from an ERG member that reaching out to JC is the final straw.
Potentially clever by the Tories to bring in Labour wholesale, someone for them to blame when it all goes tits up!
Good. Maybe we won't have to listen to Mark Francois on the news anymore and he crawls back under the rock he came from.
The stupid thing is that we can be fairly sure that NOBODY who bothered to vote will have voted for that.
Shambles.
Poor dear - at 71 she probably does find it all a bit too demanding.
Not really, while we all know it already, she has just stated and admitted for the first time she cannot govern, therefore is now seeking the opposition and Parliamentary consensus rather that being forced on her by Letwin's motions.
We all know Labour voted for Clarke and Bole's motions last night, so any compromise is going to have to include those. The Tories, SNP, DUP, and Libs didn't compromise at all. Had she allowed a free vote, there is little doubt both Clarke's and Bole's would have got decent majorities. Boles is upset because he knows how many colleagues wanted to vote for what he put forward.
I made that exact point about two years ago. If I'd have been PM, bringing in Labour would have been my first move - she'd get the credit for a good deal and share the blame if it went wrong. Now, it's going to be seen as endorsing Corbyn as someone with political gravitas. It's really bad timing on May's part
Maybe they sense a long delay is inevitable and would like to make it seem like it's all Labour's fault for being inflexible and useless.
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Make it seem like it's Labour's fault for being useless by being useless?
Make it seem like it's Labour's fault for being useless by being useless?
If you can be 'fairly sure' nobody voted for that, maybe you could tell us what 'fairly surely' everyone voted for
Sturgeon, the biggest shit stirrer in British politics. If you follow Scottish politics at all, she looks to crush Labour at every opportunity. She’s found some new found Remain mates in England, who’ll learn to despise her when she hinders a Corbyn coalition.
The Moggster is not happy.
Not happy at all.