[Politics] May - In or Out?

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She was elected as leader of the Tory party in a democratic process and, as we know, democratic processes may never be undone and people should never be given the opportunity to change their mind.

May means May.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Stay, she is the best of a bad lot. This comment just about sums up the current state of our politics and politicians within.

I don't trust her one bit. She started off the Windrush problem, had those vans going round with slogans Go Home or face arrest, and prevented the security services investigating Aaron Banks.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/apr/26/theresa-may-go-home-vans-operation-vaken-ukip

The problem is, we could be jumping from the frying pan into the fire. I cannot see one Tory MP who can convince me they can do a job.

 

[Badger]

Just remember that if history has taught us anything, people who are sacked without the consequences being fully thought through tend to be replaced by Mark Hughes.

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Then it will all come to light that Brexit was down to poor refereeing decisions.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

1. She is not a good leader, she is a terrible campaigner and guaranteed to lose the Tories seats, so great news if you want the Tories out.

It's worrying that British politics has reached a point where voters think it's acceptable a change of government is based on how poor a PM is rather than any positive policies of the opposition.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Losing one Brexit Secretary of State may be regarded as a misfortune; losing two confirms you aren't delivering what you promised. Time to go.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Frankly I'd have him as PM of a national unity Government right now.

The great shame is that, particularly because it was the result of a referendum of a cross party electorate, they didn’t form a cross party committee to come up with the master plan and get an agreed solution. Seems so late in the day to do this now, but maybe that’s the only way forward.

 

[Pavilionaire]

It's worrying that British politics has reached a point where voters think it's acceptable a change of government is based on how poor a PM is rather than any positive policies of the opposition.

I don't get your logic. If I vote Labour it's because I think Labour has better policies than the Tories. Having May remain as Tory leader rather than - say - Mogg, makes Labour getting elected more likely, ergo I'd want May to stay on.

 

[Bozza]

The great shame is that, particularly because it was the result of a referendum of a cross party electorate, they didn’t form a cross party committee to come up with the master plan and get an agreed solution. Seems so late in the day to do this now, but maybe that’s the only way forward.

Ken Clarke's suggested these as the possible next steps from where we are:

- Vote of no confidence in May
- She wins
- Tories start working with pro-Brexit Labour MPs to get the deal through. This will involve some changes to the deal.

 

[AmexRuislip]

yep. She needs to stay. There are some absolute ***** out there ready to take over.

This, has to stay.
She inherited all this **xi* stuff from Cameron, at least she's had the balls to take it on, even if it might effect her political career.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

Go, definitely.
She is a feeble, lying, useless old bag
She should have gone ages ago.
It's a great shame that the country had to decend into a total shambles before she is pushed out.
No confidence letters going in.
Cameron left her the brexit mess but she has also got nearly everything else wrong, especially education and universal credit.
Hopefully we are seeing the end finally of the evil, nasty Conservative party as well.

 

[father_and_son]

Not impressed with her and she shouldn't stay post-Brexit...

...but going now would be worse. We need someone to finish the job because changing at this late stage will be just piling further disaster on the c**k up we have.

 

[Titanic]

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[Ernest]

Ken Clarke's suggested these as the possible next steps from where we are:

- Vote of no confidence in May
- She wins
- Tories start working with pro-Brexit Labour MPs to get the deal through. This will involve some changes to the deal.

No Labour MP will vote with May and the Tories to get the deal through

 

[Rugrat]

I'm no fan of May but is there any real alternative? She seems to be a fairly moderate voice between the Hard Brexiteers and the Remain side of the party. I'd rather her than Rees-Mogg, for example.

I agree ... she's between a rock and a hard place. I actually admire her for sticking with it. The likes of Corbyn, Rees-Mogg, Boris, the Krankie woman are all saying what she has negotiated is rubbish but I've yet to hear any pragmatic alternative that will be acceptable to the EU. Hard brexit, election and chaos up ahead for sure.

I think she might have got more support if she said she would mobilise our fleet, put the Empire back together again and invade France. That's no less sensible than some of the guff being spouted

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

She should stay and we should abandon the whole ridiculous idea of Brexit.

As I saw on Twitter yesterday, historians will look back at this time and think just WTF were we doing.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I'm no fan of May but is there any real alternative? She seems to be a fairly moderate voice between the Hard Brexiteers and the Remain side of the party. I'd rather her than Rees-Mogg, for example.

What's he done wrong?
regards
DR

 

[Eeyore]

It's a mess. It was always going to be a mess. Some Tories have reverted to type and forgot that the days of empire are over. It's like the mid-Major years again. Only this time it's more serious.

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

We all know what alternative we voted for, and she is not providing it. We voted to LEAVE, not become a puppet state.

Actually you don’t. No one does as no one actually knows what Brexit means. When the likes of Rees-mogg, boris and Farage can’t agree on what it actually means then you’re pretty much screwed.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

She should stay and we should abandon the whole ridiculous idea of Brexit.

As I saw on Twitter yesterday, historians will look back at this time and think just WTF were we doing.

YES, WRITE OFF 17+MILLION VOTES just like that , what planet are you on
regards
DR

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

What's he done wrong?
regards
DR

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