Following Theresa May’s resignation announcement, the former Foreign Secretary was the instant favourite to replace her as next the Prime Minister. According to The Daily Mail, Environment Secretary Michael Gove has now edged ahead of Mr Johnson despite criticism from some within his party over his no deal Brexit stance. Mr Gove has now received the support of 26 MPs despite not publicly outlining his Brexit strategy.
The last extension took a lot of negotiations within the 27,if we don't have concrete proposals one of them is going to veto another extension even if it means losing out on some of the money. They can't remain united forever. We'll be out either before or on 31 October.
wheelie junkie wrote:Rory is my MP, it will take a miracle for him not to be re-elected so he can say what he wants. A cow with a blue rosette could be elected here. Look at his voting record and support for May, hardly likely to make waves.
Ha Ha! I have Gove, he's always returned with a majority of at least 20,000. It's a complete waste of time voting in a safe seat, there's no way that sort of majority ever gets overturned. That's why come election time the Party battle buses only target marginal constituencies.
Burgerman wrote:The last extension took a lot of negotiations within the 27,if we don't have concrete proposals one of them is going to veto another extension even if it means losing out on some of the money. They can't remain united forever. We'll be out either before or on 31 October.
Its a well united bluff. And you are falling for it. Because they KNOW that our stupid parliment will vote down any no deal exit. So they no longer need to offer us anything to get their own way. Thats the very reason we must leave, no deal now, because remainer may already handed them all the toys... Then watch them knocking on the door with a trade deal. Forget cars. The whole french and german economy is buit on selling US stuff. We are their biggest buyer anywhere. A no deal wont hurt us, anywhere near as much as it will them. And they will want a deal fast after we leave. They are laughing at our negotiation skills, since a 4 year old would perform about as daft. You need a businessman to negotiate with power to do what he says he will. Not a stupid houswife and some ex university idiots that have never had a proper job even, undermining him in the background. Like trump or farage.
Rory is about as close to a remainer as its possible to get. Hes a sheep, and wants mays remainer deal or even worse. If he gets in, then thats great. For farage to destroy them sometime soon after. Because plainly they still do not get it! We voted to LEAVE. And the people know perfectly well that a elites/remainer BRINO stitchup is not brexit.
As the peterboro election results will show. The candidate that is standing for a fast and no deal brexit that we all voted for 3 years back will win. Even if he doesent win then he will still get enough votes to send a serious message to the elites in power. Just as in the EU erections. And the fact that 80% of the voters voted for a LEAVE party in the last general election. And of course in the referendum. And even parliment voted with a huge majority to trigger article 50, which is legally leave with no deal if you dont have one... How many votes, does it take before they get it???
yes it is. Those making the decisions are elitists, who love their pet project. The people and the businesses that will suffer (more than we will) absolutely want a trade deal. Even a 10% drop in sales puts people and profits at huge risk. And they know this. They will, as here, object. And change will happen.It isn't a bluff
when they were locked in debate for hours, some of the 27 obviously weren't going rubber stamp an extension.
It'll be even harder come 31 October. As we have said before trade with continue just with higher prices, they won't lose too much, people will still buy VW, BMW and Mercs, possibly down on current levels but it won't stop. Unless
we impose higher duty levels like Trump has on China and potentially Mexico. It doesn't matter who we send it'll end up in no deal as they won't move for a new face, how many ministers had a go and failed? They think that they have the upper hand and won't budge.
What is the worst that can happen, they lose some money we agreed to pa for a trade deal, money they didn't have so the loss is theoretical and trade drops slightly, some of the 27 won't be bothered about that as we aren't a significant export market. I just can't see how all 27 will stick together if another extension is needed.
The likes of Rory in safe seats know that they will be reelected and are probably hoping that they will lead the party after the next election when the Tories get hammered, he will be one of the few left. Leave without a deal wasn't part of Leave's campaign,
all the high profile figures said that it would be easy to do, it is only now that goal posts have moved when the idiots who thought that it would be easy realised that it isn't. Even Farage thought that a deal was needed. Donkeys, the whole bunch of them. Direct democracy needed.
Burgerman wrote: What was the result in the EU election for your area?
Surrey Heath European Parliamentary Elections results
More success for The Brexit Party in Surrey Heath with 9,492 votes:
Change UK - The Independent Group - 1,014
Conservative and Unionist Party - 3,174
Green Party - 2,753
Labour Party - 1,109
Liberal Democrats - 6,546
The Brexit Party - 9.492
The Socialist Party of Great Britain - 29
UK European Union Party (UKEUP) - 87
UK Independence Party (UKIP) - 471
McMahon, Jason Guy Spencer - 53
Round, David Victor - 27
Turberville, Michael Jeffrey - 21
I get that we were negotiating with an organisation that will watch us leave with no deal if a deal meant destroying their cosy club.
Scooterman wrote:Burgerman wrote: What was the result in the EU election for your area?
I'm in constituency called Surrey Heath and i think we come under South East area during EU elections.
But regarding general elections, Surrey is true Blue, none bluer. There's no way anyone but a Tory would ever be elected. The nearest was 2010 when ukip got about 7000 and tory got about 27000. Although Leave just edged it in referendum .
sad_vampire wrote:
You say that yet Guildford went Lib Dem for a while not that long ago, & the Lib Dems have managed to overturn the Cons majority in Mole Valley Council.
Here in Mole Valley the Lib Dems are taking Tory council seats because Tories are not turning out to vote for their own party. If this happens in a General Election then these Surrey seats could be lost to the Lib Dems, or,
if the Brexit party stands & fights these seats they could pick them up.
Massive Tory majority at the moment but most of those Tories are likely brexiteers who could vote Brexit Party.
Lib Dems may well pick up Mole Valley, but it's also just as open to the Brexit Party.
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