Did they tell you they wanted a crash out no deal? Also if no deal is such a great bargaining chip.. what happens once you’ve used it and it’s ignored? What do you do when you need to get a deal with EU afterwards?
In #Redditch people tell me they have not changed their minds and still want to leave. If @ReddLab are so sure their policy is supported by the public why won’t they support a General Election that they were calling for a few days ago. #Brexit #getitdonehttps://twitter.com/JamesCleverly/status/1170680254798733312 …
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It didn't specify with or without a deal on the ballot paper just stay or leave - "although I agree leave with a deal would be much more preferable.
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They might want to leave but they might also want to have jobs afterwards, stable currency, no price rises, no medicine shortages, no fuel shortages. Surely if Amber Rudd is not aware of any EU negotiations, as her (former) PPS you mustn't be either?
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It will be supported when the extension has been agreed so Boris can't worm his way out of it by changing the date. If you listen you may learn something.
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If we stay in the EU, our parliament and politicians have to go. I don't want to pay twice for politics.
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*sigh* remember that bit about not trusting PM any further than they can throw him, since he's a bit of a cheeky fibber?... Thought not.
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Here we go again. Wild, unsubstantiated claims - no hard evidence or data - based on the ‘we want Brexit at any cost’ Tory supporters that come to surgery. Show us how you’ve canvassed the views of all of us. And labour don’t want an election until no deal is off the table.
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I just wish there was some degree of sticking with principle here. You voted to remain and then 3 x for May’s deal and then supported Gove cos he was against no deal but then voted with Govt last week even tho no deal was an option.
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Timing is everything Rachel. Don’t go getting cross just because we are telling you to finish your dinner first.
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