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[Politics] Brexit
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While schoolkids,council employees,Socialist Workerslolol
Yeah, nice one.
Because statistically the pensioners and unemployed were DEFINITELY all Remain voters
May’s bluff well and truly called.
Long delay it is then, or better still just revoke it and we’ll all get on with our lives.
Theresa May is one awful gambler when you look at it. She's lost every single last one. The election. The getting onside of the DUP. The brinksmanship over her deal. All of it.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Lovely watching Bercow stick the boot into the Tories, they are sitting there seething at him
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
*No deal* or Revoke still standing.
2nd Referendum surely ruled out by the same rules Bercow used.
The first option is existential for the country, the second comes with a world of future pain.
Cheers, Cameron.
Sometimes you can be rather unpleasant.
Taking back control is underway.
Parliament rule from 1604 hampering May
Parliament rule from 1604 hampering May
No it isn't. They've already had the vote in parliament twice (vs one referendum), the rules for parliament are different to the rules for a referendum, and also another referendum could be different to the first (with a choice of the type of Brexit we get). Oh and also, May's deals were rejected by large majorities both times, which isn't the case for the referendum we had.
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I think it is.
Because we had an amendment last week calling for it.
Rules for amendments are the same as rules for bills.
Thanks goodness we didn't end up with all that chaos with Ed Miliband after the 2015 election. Chaos in our political system would be just awful.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
That will teach them for trying to renegade on 230 years of tradition by talking about blocking him from joining the House of Lords.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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That was an amendment for a delay to allow for a referendum.
I don't think this will have ruled out further referendums per se?
To be honest ignoring tradition in order to block a bullying little guttersnipe becoming a Lord seems a good idea to me ..... reagrdless of which party it is.
The amendment wasn't put forward by the government was it? If the government wanted another referendum, we'd have one.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Bercow confirms it's all about circumstance and that a changing wider context could affect his opinion here. Seems to make sense.
Your opinion is clearly not 'regardless' of anything, is it!?
Through this entire sorry 3-year debacle, Bercow is a shining light, of non-SHITNESS.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Oh well.
2 days to decide we are going for Common Market 2.0 before the EU meeting, and to get an extension to do it.
MPs, time to do your stuff ...*shudder*
2 days to decide we are going for Common Market 2.0 before the EU meeting, and to get an extension to do it.
MPs, time to do your stuff ...*shudder*
A nonce.We really do need a collective term for flounces