I agree with Dezzy. I honestly believe she has tried her best and dread to think what we could end up with out of her hands

The Tories can't vote no confidence in her, they already tried that a few weeks back, and can't try again for a year

People don’t seem to understand Europe has done with us leaving the EU what it has done for many years, they are taking the p1ss

No matter who was leading the government they would be in the same position, Europe’s been on easy street for so many years, they have done their upmost to stop us leaving.

They folded like a pack of cards when Germany invaded, now they think they have a back bone.

She has done the best anyone could do, yes she has lost three Brexit secretaries but that is down to the sheer impossibility of the task that they have faced and they have ducked out rather than go through what the humiliation the Teresa is going through now, I was never a particular fan and I thought her election campaign was appalling but I have admiration for her and how she has stood firm.

I think she will probably go once she has safely navigated the no confidence vote and a no deal brexit is firmly off the table. Until then she will stay on.

What we should do, is invade Europe and take back complete control.

She was elected on a mandate of no deal is better than a bad deal. No deal is firmly on the table.

I think this is the best idea :amazed: return of the Empire

True grit will see her through..she must stay, if only to repel all the old boys and their mysogynist ways.

well, remain ofc let's not give Corbyn what he wants

It was pretty obvious the deal wasn’t going to go through.
Neither side of the Tories likes it, plus Labour wouldn’t vote for the deal whatever she came back with.
She won’t lose the no confidence vote, hopefully she can then either get a better deal or we leave with no deal.:shrug:
I can’t imagine anybody that could or would have done a better job of it to be fair.

Wholeheartedly agree with this smudgie :wavey:

Her problem is not the deal, the EU or either party

her problem was David Cameron

Funny how Cameron always ran with campaigns about Broken Britain, then he went on and broke Britain.

BoJo is a much more realistic possibility than Mogg, though not much better. It says a lot about how awful Mogg would be, though, that BoJo genuinely would be better :umm2:.

On thread topic... she should stay until Brexit is resolved one way or another, but then I don't think there's much choice but for her to resign.

I feel bad for Theresa, no matter who took on that job it would have ended badly imo

Same, still funny though.

Apparently she hates our Leo :hehe:

id say she should leave but idk if the other options are any better? dont think anyone would be mad if she left most would understand

If keeping May means we keep Mogg out of number 10 then let her dance on.

She won't go unless she is pushed, Gove is putting up a good fight for her job when she does exit the building though

I've said for months that there needs to be a consensus in parliament for any progress to be made, and there isn't another Tory MP capable of getting a consensus better than May. There is zero benefit in May standing down now and she will be gone soon enough anyway

She should never have been in office in the first place
She was a divisive and atrocious Home Secretary, and she is for me, the worst ever person to hold the office of PM ever.

Her own party would dump her tomorrow if anyone really wanted to take the role on at this moment in time.

She's got swivelling cowards around her, wanting her job but only once something is eventually sorted as to brexit.

Brexit,the thing she has made an absolute mess off due to her own difficult to deal with personality.

She should resign and in doing so, do something decent for once in her political career.

Couldn't agree more, this isn't time for a change of leader or a general election and anyone that wants that in Government only has their own promotion and self interest at heart, for the many not the few indeed