Brexit.

[screenexile]

NI only backstop is fantasy land there's no way the Conservatives/DUP or the SNP are voting for it so it's never going to have a majority in the house!

[yellowcard]

NI only backstop is fantasy land there's no way the Conservatives/DUP or the SNP are voting for it so it's never going to have a majority in the house!

Many on the ERG and the far right of the Tory party would vote for it in a heartbeat if it meant getting through the hardest possible Brexit and avoiding SM and CU.

[Solo_run]

NI only backstop is fantasy land there's no way the Conservatives/DUP or the SNP are voting for it so it's never going to have a majority in the house!

Many on the ERG and the far right of the Tory party would vote for it in a heartbeat if it meant getting through the hardest possible Brexit and avoiding SM and CU.

Doesn't matter who is in power for the Tories they will not forgive a half bit party like the DUP who compromises on nothing dictate to them what they can and can't do. Tories will stab DUP in the back and they wouldn't even flinch doing it. They are keeping the DUP happy in case they are needed again and the DUP will appear at Westminster with the big grins on their face until it all comes crashing down on them - it will be a glorious sight to behold when it happens.

[Denn Forever]

Would it sweet irony if they had to adopt the May deal.  Is she still attending westminster?

[sensethetone]

Would it sweet irony if they had to adopt the May deal.  Is she still attending westminster?

Yes, she was laughing her head off.

[bennydorano]

Would it sweet irony if they had to adopt the May deal.  Is she still attending westminster?

IF? That's the only only thing that can get through in time, May deal with a re-jig of the backstop.

[t_mac]

Johnson is car crash TV on PMQ.  He keeps asking Labour to put the "surrender bill" to the public in form of a General Election, why has no on asked him to put his no-deal to the public in a second referendum!

[imtommygunn]

I think the answer is because they don't want a 2nd referendum themselves.

[t_mac]

I think the answer is because they don't want a 2nd referendum themselves.

Don't think anyone knows what they really want, big part of the issue.

[imtommygunn]

It's a mess. Looks like quite a few putting the boot into Boris now.

Rightly so

[johnnycool]

It's a mess. Looks like quite a few putting the boot into Boris now.

Rightly so

Some are alluding to the garden party in 10 Downing Street the other night and not liking the way Mr Cummings was speaking to them.

[playwiththewind1st]

It's a mess. Looks like quite a few putting the boot into Boris now.

Rightly so

Some are alluding to the garden party in 10 Downing Street the other night and not liking the way Mr Cummings was speaking to them.

SPADs causing problems? Now where have I heard that before?

[Solo_run]

Would it sweet irony if they had to adopt the May deal.  Is she still attending westminster?

IF? That's the only only thing that can get through in time, May deal with a re-jig of the backstop.

There will not be a re-jig, EU have constantly said the deal is on the table - take it or leave it. After three years there has been no alternative.

[lenny]

Would it sweet irony if they had to adopt the May deal.  Is she still attending westminster?

IF? That's the only only thing that can get through in time, May deal with a re-jig of the backstop.

There will not be a re-jig, EU have constantly said the deal is on the table - take it or leave it. After three years there has been no alternative.

Re jig in the sense of a NI only backstop. That is likely to pass.

[tyroneman]

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/miriam-lord-how-mike-pence-shat-on-the-new-carpet-in-ireland-s-spare-room-1.4006979

Pence not endearing himself on his visit to Ireland..