oh fack off
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There's also reports that the DUP have said 'negotiations haven't gone as expected' and that they shouldn't be taken for granted. I do still think the Queen's Speech will pass, but anyone that thinks this government isn't on borrowed time is lying to themselves
You know, the cynic in me wonders if there's any chance there's some political gameplaying going on here. The Tories and the DUP agree to eventually bring down their own administration, let Corbyn try to get legislation passed but make it difficult for him and show him to be ineffective, in the meantime regroup and get a new Tory leader, and then prepare for another election by voting down his government. I've probably just watched too much House of Cards though
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