Poor Tezza

[Labour not ruling out a second no-confidence vote if the first fails
A Labour spokesperson said if Wednesday's no-confidence motion
leaves Mrs May in power, the party would consider a second attempt. ]

Sure Labour
knock yourself out.................

it's her own fault

No, it was Cameron's

No it wasn’t?

Its her that changed the Plan
and stuck with it.

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Of Course way back then


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Labour (John McDonnell ) are moaning (on SkyNewsHD)
although the PM wants to talk
she has ruled out staying in the Custom Union.

Of Course that's staying in the EU.

Loads of MP's are Demanding the PM rules out "No Deal"
they are being stupid
as Today she is having a No Confidence Government vote at 7PM - 7:15PM
if she said she is cancelling "No Deal"
over 100 Conservative's MP's could then vote with Labour against
the Government.
Then a General Election.


Her Plan B sketch is due on Monday.

Plan B is the peoples vote

No today Live in Parliament
She Ruled that OUT



The Labour leader also seems
not to want one

As I said yesterday

The Government has Won
the No Confidence vote 325

Voting Yes to get them out was 306


She has invited The Labour Leader for Brexit talks
Tonight

Let's hope it's dawned on her but I doubt it.
That but for the DUP, she'd be out.
Corbyn was right to ask that no deal must be taken off the table.

There's likely a bigger majority against that, than in last night's vote.

Equally so the requests from the SNP leader too, of which no deal was one of his requests to be on the table to be discounted too.

I'm sure the Lib Dems, Plaid Cymru and Caroline Lucas will want the same.

Let's see if she is now really going to compromise and not deceive again with pathetic lip service to the issue.

Sad that she was invited twice to turn down a no deal and she remained silent.

They can **** off with a people’s vote.

Corbyn moving the goal posts again.He’s been offered a cross party meeting to work with the government but seemed to suggest he’d refuse to cooperate unless no deal is removed from the table.
Another impossible demand along with his “six tests”.
Basically doing everything he can to frustrate the government and leaving the EU.Joker.

You can’t take no deal off the table until you get a deal.For that he needs to talk.
Maybe he didn’t come accross like he thought but that’s what he sounded like he was implying.
I don’t believe he would vote for ANY proposed deal unless it was his deal under him as PM.

Which leaves the suspicion she may be intending to deceive again.

It's all she's done, she should have consulted all from the start.
She didn't

Now it's only right, those she's tried to exclude and deceive before, they have every right to expect their views to be considered.
She now needs them, not vice versa.

She survived tonight.
Any decent person or Prime Minister would have resigned after last night and after all her procrastination of the last 2+ years.

Although I'm not fully in favour, I now wish Labour would seize the advantage and back a vote on her deal, no deal or no brexit to the public again.
That is where she has brought all to likely, unless she really is genuine in her offer to properly consult.

Which I very much doubt he is.

I think its time for Corbyn to step down, Labour needs to be a real opposition again

He won’t even meet with her lmao. Silly little man.

Corbyn has shot himself in the foot by refusing to meet with her. Even members of his own party agree. This is now such a farce....its just become a pissing contest. Embarrassing

What a farce.
She could have said that in the morning.

To be fair Corbyn should have met her but he is also right to test how genuine she is by asking for no deal to be taken off the table.

She, if she genuinely wants to get some deal now, she can't want no deal in that case.
So to say in order to win consensus on a deal, she'd drop that, should have been easy to do for her.

Ah no though, because if she did that, she'd infuriate the Rees-Mogg and Johnson elements of her party.

I hoped she was coming out to say she was resigning, what a massive disappointment.