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That is what are our laws are though, a constantly evolving set of rules built upon case law but changing with each new ruling. The constitution is a set of conventions, and if those conventions are tested to and beyond their limits, then it is right that the law takes a view accordingly...

Geoffery Cox is swinging haymakers like a boxer with both eyes almost swollen shut.

If you think our system is broken, when are people going to realise that centrism hasn't really worked either. right of centre early 90s, back across to left of centre, back to right of centre, now deserting the centre again to the right as we did in the 80s. What is the terror of socialism in...

Who knew? :shrug:

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Technically yes with the formation of a unity government, but it would need to pass a Commons vote.

The replies to him...:facepalm: Lunatics.

Or they just ignore it's happened altogether, and go with: Eating Soil Can Cause Cancer

supreme court traitors

That is true. "I'm going to sit over here now"....:shrug:

Democratic sovereignty no less! There is an irony somewhere...

Yes, but at the moment not many jobs you can get voted out of every 2 years.

press "what do you think of this ruling that your proroguing of Parliament was unlawful" BJ "I didn't prorogue Parliament" press "what do you mean?" BJ "it's not been prorogued, the MPs just haven't been bothering to turn up" press "but you sent privvy councillors to meet the Queen who prorogued...