1. The precipitous fall from predicted 'landslide' to minority Govt was wholly avoidable; the result of hubris & a failure to listen
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4. How far will all Parties be prepared to work constructively in the national interest? A key test for our elected representatives.
5. PM simply cannot carry on as if this is 'business as usual' with a small inner circle of mostly unelected & discredited special advisers
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6. Public needs to see more evidence of Parties working constructively in national interest rather than divisive point scoring
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It's as if
@brunowarwick has stolen your phone this weekend Sarah... many congratulations on your election! - End of conversation
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Thank you for your
@BBCSpotlight comments. As one of your constituents, I am extremely concerned about the proposed liaison with the DUP... - End of conversation
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Come on Sarah, using the
@duponline as a crutch has to stick in the craw a bit? Are you going to denounce this arrangement?Thanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. Undo -
May cannot limp on full stop, with or without advisors, stop scapegoating, they are her trusted inner team, fish rots from head down
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She can and she probably will. Who will stop her?
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Her own MPs? Even with DUP, she has a majority of 1: good luck trying to get Ken Clarke to vote for her Brexit plans
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She has a working majority of 14 apparently.pic.twitter.com/4xFjzFwFnX
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Sarah, you're too good for them. Cross the floor. I think you're batting for the wrong side.
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The government is now a
#MayDUP mess. Brexit and now this. You've turned this country into an international joke. - 2 more replies
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