Do you think May will resign ? [Archive] - ThisisBigBrother.com

Cherie

10-07-2018, 04:31 PM

If she didn't resign after the thumping she got at the last election, I can't see her resigning over Brexit, she is a tough cookie no doubt. Can't see Brexit happening either tbh

chuff me dizzy

10-07-2018, 04:33 PM

If she didn't resign after the thumping she got at the last election, I can't see her resigning over Brexit, she is a tough cookie no doubt. Can't see Brexit happening either tbh

I cannot see Brexit happening either, but surely she MUST go ?

Cherie

10-07-2018, 04:35 PM

I cannot see Brexit happening either, but surely she MUST go ?

It would be career suicide for anyone to take on the role at this point, who would want it unless they just wanted the salary for life that goes with the job

bots

10-07-2018, 04:36 PM

No she wont resign. While there is a lot of huffing and puffing from all sides and all parties it is a compromise that parliament will get behind.

The bigger issue i think is that the EU wont accept any agreement unless it ties us in completely, so it will eventually end up in a no deal. It is possible that the EU may surprise me, but they have never budged an inch before so I don't see them changing now.

So, i think it will end in a very hard brexit without the brexiteers needing to do anything

Beso

10-07-2018, 04:41 PM

Resign.....cause some bumbling halfwitted buffoon opposses her....i dont think so.

chuff me dizzy

10-07-2018, 04:44 PM

I think a lot depends on who else follows Davis and Boris

Matthew.

10-07-2018, 04:45 PM

ask me this time last week, i tell you no.

ask me now, i say there is a chance.

Kazanne

10-07-2018, 05:07 PM

I hope she doesn't , but couldn't blame her if she did ,what a thankless job she has, and also working with people who will happily stab her in the back, I have to say I am very disappointed in Boris in all this,She is trying to deliver us a Brexit that we are all happy with and it's impossible to do,I'de hate her job,she is a tough lady,I'de have told them all to piss off ages ago.

Beso

10-07-2018, 05:13 PM

I think a lot depends on who else follows Davis and Boris

They can all feck off, she can order a new one from ikea that would do a better job than that lot if spineless arseholes..

She can probably do it all on her own anyway.

Crimson Dynamo

10-07-2018, 05:18 PM

I find her to be utterly uncharasmatic and so far fairly useless in all she has done

I look at out 2 leaders in Scotland and just think how awful she is and westminster is

both parties in london are an absolute shambolic mess

MTVN

10-07-2018, 05:34 PM

No I think she has actually come out of yesterday stronger. She's avoided a no confidence vote, she got a great reception from most Tory MPs yesterday and she now has a cabinet that is a lot more united and loyal to her than it was before. Boris has come out of this looking the worst and the hardline Brexiters are the ones falling out amongst themselves and don't know what to do

Greg!

10-07-2018, 06:15 PM

She'll cling on somehow. I think people in her cabinet are waiting for the ****show of brexit to be over before they try and get her job, no-one wants to be associated with it.

Crimson Dynamo

10-07-2018, 06:18 PM

She'll cling on somehow. I think people in her cabinet are waiting for the ****show of brexit to be over before they try and get her job, no-one wants to be associated with it.

Yep you would be mad to try and take over now. Like taking over a team with 10 games to go and you need to win all 10 to avoid relegation..

and you have not won once this season

Strictly Jake

10-07-2018, 06:19 PM

Dont follow politics all that much but i can say she has had a hell of a lot to deal with in a year

hijaxers

10-07-2018, 06:34 PM

No she's way too stubborn, just like the Thatch, won't go til booted sadly.

Tom4784

10-07-2018, 06:42 PM

Hopefully she'll cling on and force her soft brexit through to teach people a good lesson about being informed when it comes to voting.

Withano

10-07-2018, 07:01 PM

“When I stepped foot in number ten, I knew I was going to strongly, and stabley resign shortly afterwards”

I can literally hear it.

I think she’ll see brexit through and then resign

Withano

10-07-2018, 07:03 PM

although enough Tory MPs resigning to the point that they lose their government-majority doesn’t seem impossible at this point.

GoldHeart

10-07-2018, 08:48 PM

I don't know , she looks like she could.

As I've said the government will be the same but the faces may change :bored: . As it feels like we'll always be in a tory leadership :sleep:.

Livia

11-07-2018, 09:51 AM

I don't think she'll jump, I think she will get pushed. And I don't think it'll be too long before that happens.

Nicky91

11-07-2018, 10:02 AM

no she won't resign

bots

11-07-2018, 10:03 AM

I don't think she'll jump, I think she will get pushed. And I don't think it'll be too long before that happens.

Do you think someone would be crazy enough to take that job on at the moment. It would end their political career within a year

Livia

11-07-2018, 10:08 AM

Do you think someone would be crazy enough to take that job on at the moment. It would end their political career within a year

These are politicians we're talking about. So yes, I think there is a short line of people waiting to step into her Manolos. She's wavering on Brexit, insisting everyone backs her or get sacked... and she's about to offer us a different Brexit to the one the country voted for. The worst thing to happen to May is David Davis stepping down. In my humble opinion, of course...

thesheriff443

11-07-2018, 10:16 AM

She won't resign, most powerful job in the country and once in a life time opertunity, as to people saying it would end someone career, do you watch what happens in politics!

thesheriff443

11-07-2018, 10:17 AM

You can have more come backs in politics than rocky

Livia

11-07-2018, 10:21 AM

Blair's pension is well over £3m a year. You only have to be prime minister for a day to enjoy the benefits for the rest of your life.

jaxie

11-07-2018, 10:33 AM

These are politicians we're talking about. So yes, I think there is a short line of people waiting to step into her Manolos. She's wavering on Brexit, insisting everyone backs her or get sacked... and she's about to offer us a different Brexit to the one the country voted for. The worst thing to happen to May is David Davis stepping down. In my humble opinion, of course...

I agree she will never go on her own but she might be pushed. I would personally prefer someone who believes in Brexit but who know what we will get when she is pushed.

With regards Boris, he was actually a very good Mayor and kept his promises. I like him for that. The current Mayor is useless and just make excuses.

Vicky.

11-07-2018, 10:48 AM

I don't think she is 'allowed to' resign in all honesty. She would surely have gone after the dreadful election result. But also, someone would have to be totally out of their mind to volunteer to sort out this brexit mess now. It was a poisoned chalice when may took it, its ****ing worse now.

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 10:51 AM

These are politicians we're talking about. So yes, I think there is a short line of people waiting to step into her Manolos. She's wavering on Brexit, insisting everyone backs her or get sacked... and she's about to offer us a different Brexit to the one the country voted for. The worst thing to happen to May is David Davis stepping down. In my humble opinion, of course...

They voted for the Tory's take on Brexit despite knowing how flip floppy on issues they are. They voted for the Tory party under May's leadership thus they voted for the soft brexit she's offering up.

Vicky.

11-07-2018, 10:53 AM

They voted for the Tory's take on Brexit despite knowing how flip floppy on issues they are. They voted for the Tory party under May's leadership thus they voted for the soft brexit she's offering up.

Ridiculous, how very dare you?! Strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable.

bots

11-07-2018, 10:57 AM

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 11:04 AM

It's very easy to criticise, but I don't see how Corbyn could have done a better job. Can anyone say with any certainty what labours strategy is on brexit. That is 100% supported by the entire party? The SNP and lib dems are even worse, they don't even acknowledge that the UK voted to leave the EU

If people wanted a hard brexit, they should have gone for Corbyn. He is the reverse of May, a leaver who had to support remain for the sake of his party. The truth is people stood a better chance of a hard brexit with Labour than they ever did with the Tories.

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 11:05 AM

Ridiculous, how very dare you?! Strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable, strong and stable, brexit means brexit, strong and stable.

We're not gonna have another general election! *Fast forward a few weeks later* We're having another general election!

Vicky.

11-07-2018, 11:06 AM

It's very easy to criticise, but I don't see how Corbyn could have done a better job. Can anyone say with any certainty what labours strategy is on brexit. That is 100% supported by the entire party? The SNP and lib dems are even worse, they don't even acknowledge that the UK voted to leave the EU

Everyone would **** it up. Its just a disaster waiting to happen. Whoever pulled the short straw and got stuck with it would be crap. Part of the reason I think the Tories were actively trying to lose the last election, so Labour got stuck with it and then the Tories could forever point and laugh. Despite it all being Camerons fault to start with! And all as he was **** scared Farage would take his voters. School year bollocks, with very bad consequences :laugh:

Brillopad

11-07-2018, 11:08 AM

If people wanted a hard brexit, they should have gone for Corbyn. He is the reverse of May, a leaver who had to support remain for the sake of his party. The truth is people stood a better chance of a hard brexit with Labour than they ever did with the Tories.

We may well end up with Mogg - then we will get a hard Brexit which is very much preferable to Corbyn’s version or May’s.

bots

11-07-2018, 11:09 AM

If people wanted a hard brexit, they should have gone for Corbyn. He is the reverse of May, a leaver who had to support remain for the sake of his party. The truth is people stood a better chance of a hard brexit with Labour than they ever did with the Tories.

he didn't seem to be anything as i recall, he didn't know where to place his hat because he didn't know which was the popular choice, and I still don't see any change in that position. Are labour united in an approach to it all? If they are I've seen zero evidence of it.

Brillopad

11-07-2018, 11:10 AM

Vicky.

11-07-2018, 11:12 AM

Corbyn was anti-EU, and he got a lot of **** for it, IIRC. Labour were pro, but Corbyn was anti.

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 11:14 AM

he didn't seem to be anything as i recall, he didn't know where to place his hat because he didn't know which was the popular choice, and I still don't see any change in that position. Are labour united in an approach to it all? If they are I've seen zero evidence of it.

He was quite known for being Anti-EU.

The Labour party would be as divided as the Tories but the truth is there would have been more chance of Corbyn pushing for a hard brexit than you'd get with May as we've seen in the past few days.

chuff me dizzy

11-07-2018, 11:29 AM

chuff me dizzy

11-07-2018, 11:30 AM

We may well end up with Mogg - then we will get a hard Brexit which is very much preferable to Corbyn’s version or May’s.

My choice too ,really like Mogg and he will get what we voted for

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 11:49 AM

:joker::joker::joker::joker:

How has voting for May worked out for you?

chuff me dizzy

11-07-2018, 11:56 AM

How has voting for May worked out for you?

I voted UKIP and I voted out and would do the same again, you claim people who voted to leave didnt know what they were voting for ,without being able to prove this ,I knew full well what I was voting for and find it an insult that you claim people who didn't vote the same way as you are stupid !

kirklancaster

11-07-2018, 12:08 PM

Hopefully she'll cling on and force her soft brexit through to teach people a good lesson about being informed when it comes to voting.

Why do you persist in insulting anyone - on here and in the 'real' world - who do not align with your very skewed, very delusional, left-wing, liberal politics?

By evidencing the repetitive pattern of your posts on SD, it is not only transparent that it is you who are ill-informed but also that you must have the narrowest parameters of sources from which you swallow the misinformation which you keep regurgitating on here.

You have absolutely NO evidence to support or justify your oft-repeated lie that 'Leave' voters are any more or less 'ill-informed' than you or any other 'Remain' voter, yet that FACT does not stop you preaching and reaching on here.

Then again, being caught out making up your own 'Facts' on other threads has not stopped you there either.

chuff me dizzy

11-07-2018, 12:10 PM

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Why do you persist in insulting anyone - on here and in the 'real' world - who do not align with your very skewed, very delusional, left-wing, liberal politics?

By evidencing the repetitive pattern of your posts on SD, it is not only transparent that it is you who are ill-informed but also that you must have the narrowest parameters of sources from which you swallow the misinformation which you keep regurgitating on here.

You have absolutely NO evidence to support or justify your oft-repeated lie that 'Leave' voters are any more or less 'ill-informed' than you or any other 'Remain' voter, yet that FACT does not stop you preaching and reaching on here.

Then again, being caught out making up your own 'Facts' on other threads has not stopped you there either.

Sheer ill informed arrogance ,to claim you knew what you were voting for, but other people didnt !!

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 12:14 PM

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Why do you persist in insulting anyone - on here and in the 'real' world - who do not align with your very skewed, very delusional, left-wing, liberal politics?

By evidencing the repetitive pattern of your posts on SD, it is not only transparent that it is you who are ill-informed but also that you must have the narrowest parameters of sources from which you swallow the misinformation which you keep regurgitating on here.

You have absolutely NO evidence to support or justify your oft-repeated lie that 'Leave' voters are any more or less 'ill-informed' than you or any other 'Remain' voter, yet that FACT does not stop you preaching and reaching on here.

Then again, being caught out making up your own 'Facts' on other threads has not stopped you there either.

I didn't insult anyone but if you class that as an insult then what do you have to say about your own post which is filled with worse examples aimed at me?

Tom4784

11-07-2018, 12:16 PM

Sheer ill informed arrogance ,to claim you knew what you were voting for, but other people didnt !!

That's silly.

Just because some people aren't informed about their choices doesn't mean that everyone is. Some people voted for the tories after researching the policies and finding that they agreed with them. The same can be said for all parties but to act like a sizeable amount of people aren't uninformed when it comes to voting is a pure falsity.

chuff me dizzy

11-07-2018, 12:24 PM

That's silly.

Just because some people aren't informed about their choices doesn't mean that everyone is. Some people voted for the tories after researching the policies and finding that they agreed with them. The same can be said for all parties but to act like a sizeable amount of people aren't uninformed when it comes to voting is a pure falsity.

Who are you claiming were ill informed ? People who didnt vote the way you did :shrug: and wheres your proof to back this random claim up ?

jaxie

11-07-2018, 03:04 PM

Everyone would **** it up. Its just a disaster waiting to happen. Whoever pulled the short straw and got stuck with it would be crap. Part of the reason I think the Tories were actively trying to lose the last election, so Labour got stuck with it and then the Tories could forever point and laugh. Despite it all being Camerons fault to start with! And all as he was **** scared Farage would take his voters. School year bollocks, with very bad consequences :laugh:

I'm sorry Vicky but claiming a disaster waiting to happen is a touch melodramatic. That might be what you think but no one can know that and a lot of the fear predictions have been wrong. If we left and went into WTO rules it wouldn't be the disaster it is being painted. The world will not end as we know it.

Shaun

11-07-2018, 03:06 PM

I've got a feeling she'll be gone within 12 months.

Edit: it's also hardly the electorate's fault for being uninformed on how Brexit would play out; the fault entirely lays with those responsible for issuing a referendum on what might as well have been a theoretical question.

smudgie

11-07-2018, 03:41 PM

I am hoping Gove resigns, but his head is that far up Theresa's backside he can't see the pen to put to paper.

Underscore

11-07-2018, 03:50 PM

I am hoping Gove resigns, but his head is that far up Theresa's backside he can't see the pen to put to paper.

I saw Gove in London Kings X the other week, and everyone was shouting shame on you. He's a little weasel and he makes my skin crawl.