Brexit Deal (yes, really)

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@FlyingJesus;

You have to wonder. I hope they're ready for what will come if that conspiracy is in any way, shape or form true.

NEW: By my count this now means over 50% of Tory backbenchers have publicly indicated they will not vote for the deal 🚨 https://t.co/LjeczpfPxX

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) November 22, 2018

Even more Tory MPs saying publicly they will vote against.

VERY SIGNIFICANT
I just asked PM's official spksman: Is it fair to assume that as long as Theresa May is PM there will be no second Brexit referendum?
Clear answer "Yes".
May herself sidestepped this when i asked last week.

— Paul Waugh (@paulwaugh) November 22, 2018

I'd like to believe this... but can we trust a word she says anymore?

[FlyingJesus]

It's really the only reason I can think of (other than maybe being bribed with personal allowances which would be WORSE) for her making deals that get shittier and shittier as they go. There's no way she can actually believe that these are good plans, she's not dumb

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This is a good discussion on where next.



At the moment over 400 MPs are on record as saying they'll vote down this deal.

The PM was savaged by MPs on all sides today in the Commons, as the US President says it's a good deal - for the EU!

WATCH | "It seems like a great deal - for the EU!" - @realDonaldTrump hits the nail on the head. May's deal hands everything over to Brussels & stops us from doing a huge trade deal with the world's biggest economy. What a sick joke!

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— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) November 26, 2018

[Seatherny]

This is a good discussion on where next.



At the moment over 400 MPs are on record as saying they'll vote down this deal.

The PM was savaged by MPs on all sides today in the Commons, as the US President says it's a good deal - for the EU!

WATCH | "It seems like a great deal - for the EU!" - @realDonaldTrump hits the nail on the head. May's deal hands everything over to Brussels & stops us from doing a huge trade deal with the world's biggest economy. What a sick joke!

Support us at https://t.co/ntwXbJeHQw pic.twitter.com/wLtWA58I2P

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) November 26, 2018

The US president can't name all the states of his own country.

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@Saurav;

Can you name all the counties of the United Kingdom?

[Seatherny]

@Saurav;

Can you name all the counties of the United Kingdom?

Your question is no where near the same as to asking someone to name all the states of a country. I am very surprised to see such a silly response from you.

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So keeping in mind that Remoan has been campaigning for the last two years non-stop and now HM Government is getting the Bank of England, the Chancellor and the machinery of government to come out and campaign against No Deal, this poll tonight is hilarious.

UK, Deltapoll poll:

EU membership referendum

Remain: 48% (-2)
Leave without deal: 52% (+2)

+/- with regular Leave/Remain question, end of October 2018

Field work: 26/11/18 – 27/11/18
Sample size: 1,013#Brexit

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 29, 2018

It's almost like after being fed BS scare stories last time, the British aren't falling for it again.

You have to think, given how Leave closed the gap last time and say they did make us vote again - think of the anger and backlash about how undemocratic that really is - it really wouldn't surprise me if Leave ended up with 60%+. Many Remainers have said this privately too.

[dbgtz]

maybe you should read what they actually said and see the results in full
http://www.deltapoll.co.uk/steve-fisher-condorcet

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@dbgtz;

Fully aware of the charts floating around Twitter.

Remain loses against both forms of Leave: No Deal and May's Deal.

UK, Deltapoll poll:

EU membership referendum

Scenario: Remain or leave with May deal

Leave with May deal: 56%
Remain: 44%

Field work: 26/11/18 – 27/11/18
Sample size: 1,013

Correction of previous post#Brexit #BrexitDebate #BrexitDeal

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 29, 2018

Tim Martin on fire on BBC QT tonight too.

You have to ask how would Remain fight against such a campaign? On top of £350m a week, we now have £39bn.

This week we've had scare stories about clean drinking water and no Mars Bars. More laughable than last time!

WATCH | 'Spoons boss Tim Martin on why Britain will be "better off on Day One without a deal."

✅ Save £39bn
✅ Take back control of our waters
✅ Eliminate tariffs on 12,000 products

What's not to like? #BBCQT

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— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) November 29, 2018

Theresa May doesn’t have the numbers to get her deal through Parliament.

Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t have the numbers to force an election.

Remainers don’t have the numbers for a referendum.

That means the only options left are renegotiate, or no-deal. Everything else is a sideshow.

— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) November 29, 2018

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Universities and Science Minister resigns tonight over the Deal.

Sam Gyimah quits Government over Brexit, branding PM's plan "naive": https://t.co/2fw9xdJUeJ

— Kate McCann (@KateEMcCann) November 30, 2018

At the moment it is looking like the government will lose by 200 votes+