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13:37 Wed 16th Jan 2019
“Normally” a PM resigning would not lead to a general election.
As these are not “normal” times in effect I think if Theresa May went the government would fall apart.
It was interesting that before the vote two of her anti deal opponents Dominic Raab and David Davis assured her she should stay on as leader.
I’ll bet they did.
As these are not “normal” times in effect I think if Theresa May went the government would fall apart.
It was interesting that before the vote two of her anti deal opponents Dominic Raab and David Davis assured her she should stay on as leader.
I’ll bet they did.
I suggest those who think they voted in ignorance do the decent thing and state that they only speak for themselves. I was not ignorant of anything that was important to my decision, and suspect the majority of voters are the same. Decades of sinking deeper into the unelected control of a foreign elite power group, as inadequate PM after inadequate PM signed up to pass over more control from Westminster, was sufficient to make the rational decision in the referendum.
Normally a government isn't trying to get consensus from a cross party divided house. Agreeing to any carp just to get an agreement of some sort to present seems a naive move. Little chance of agreement anyway without coming up with something that fell between two stools and only pleased PM sycophants. Still, may be a good thing if it leads to a no-deal; which as we all know, is better than a bad deal.