[arista]

Phillip Hammond MP
has lost his local support
his local office is now going to find a new MP.

Phillip yesterday on radio 4
claimed he would fight to stay as the MP.
Sadly his local group are not backing him....................


Ref: SkyNewsHD Live

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by arista

Phillip Hammond MP
has lost his local support
his local office is now going to find a new MP.

Phillip yesterday on radio 4
claimed he would fight to stay as the MP.
Sadly his local group are not backing him....................


Ref: SkyNewsHD Live

I was in someone's house who has him round to parties at her house. .I giggled when she described him as a friendless odious man.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Seems like Corbyn no longer was an election

Only if you aren't paying attention to the facts.

He wants an extension BEFORE an election is called so Boris and the Tories can't force a No Deal for the Elites before they face the music of an election.

[arista]

[3pm - MPs opposed to a no-deal Brexit
introduce legislation to the Commons,
which would force the PM to seek a
three-month delay to the UK's departure
from the EU if he can't reach a
new agreement with Brussels
7pm - MPs begin a series of votes on
the legislation looking to block
no-deal Brexit
After - If the legislation passes,
the Government has vowed to push for
a vote on a snap general election]

[bitontheslide]

Everyone knows i dislike Corbyn with a passion, but his strategy of making sure no deal is avoided before voting for an election is absolutely the right call

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Did I hear correctly?
Boris as much as called Corbyn a chlorinated chicken.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Everyone knows i dislike Corbyn with a passion, but his strategy of making sure no deal is avoided before voting for an election is absolutely the right call

Sure
it's all logical.

[Scarlett.]

Now that no deal is blocked, we should just take the deal, its a compromise between the two sides. Lets just get the deal and move on.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Dia.

Now that no deal is blocked, we should just take the deal, its a compromise between the two sides. Lets just get the deal and move on.

Not blocked yet. The clown will try to spoil it in the lords. Too early to take it for granted

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I was in someone's house who has him round to parties at her house. .I giggled when she described him as a friendless odious man.

He's taking them to court afaik

[Twosugars]

Conservative peers planning to stall the expected Brexit delay bill from being debated in the House of Lords have been criticised as childish and irresponsible.

Brexit-backing Tory peers have tabled more than 100 amendments to the motion tabled by Labour’s Hilary Benn should the bill pass its Commons stage on Wednesday.
The Guardian

[arista]

[joeysteele]

Superb genuine heartfelt speech from Jess Phillips.
Really impressed with her over this year.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

superb genuine heartfelt speech from jess phillips.
Really impressed with her over this year.

[arista]

[Alf]

So, our far-right, government, dictatorship is insisting on a General election, while rebel opposition groups are demanding regime change through the process of not having an election.

Do I have that right?

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Alf

So, our far-right, government, dictatorship is insisting on a General election, while rebel opposition groups are demanding regime change through the process of not having an election.

Do I have that right?

Pretty much

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Alf

So, our far-right, government, dictatorship is insisting on a General election, while rebel opposition groups are demanding regime change through the process of not having an election.

Do I have that right?

No, they've legitimately passed a bill to have him remove a chance of no deal happening during or before an election.

Once he's done that, in accordance with following parliamentary procedures and the LAW.

Then he can have his election.

No one can in truth trust a word this PM says.
Then again.
That was known before the extremist Con members inflicted him on the UK as the least worthy candidate to be so.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

No, they've legitimately passed a bill to have him remove a chance of no deal happening during or before an election.

Once he's done that, in accordance with following parliamentary procedures and the LAW.

Then he can have his election.

No one can in truth trust a word this PM says.
Then again.
That was known before the extremist Con members inflicted him on the UK as the least worthy candidate to be so.

So are you telling me that they've legitimately passed a bill to take away our countries best bargaining tool to negotiate with?

I hear it being called the surrender bill, that name holds some weight with what you seem to be telling me.

[Twosugars]

Theres no negotiations going on, the clown has been lying again and got caught. Nobody believes a word he says.
You cant be too careful with the sneaky liar. He'd move the election date just to leave with no deal.
The hard brexit nutters want to wreck the country, traitors.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Alf

So are you telling me that they've legitimately passed a bill to take away our countries best bargaining tool to negotiate with?

I hear it being called the surrender bill, that name holds some weight with what you seem to be telling me.

No because it was never a best bargaining chip.
It wasn't for Theresa May.

Also it isn't needed here anyway because this PM is lying incessantly since there's no negotiations he's even trying to do, let alone doing.

Surrender, to what.
That's a ridiculous word to use.
Meaningless.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Theres no negotiations going on, the clown has been lying again and got caught. Nobody believes a word he says.
You cant be too careful with the sneaky liar. He'd move the election date just to leave with no deal.
The hard brexit nutters want to wreck the country, traitors.

Dead right Twosugars.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

No because it was never a best bargaining chip.
It wasn't for Theresa May.

Also it isn't needed here anyway because this PM is lying incessantly since there's no negotiations he's even trying to do, let alone doing.

Surrender, to what.
That's a ridiculous word to use.
Meaningless.

Mrs May was a remainer, she answered to her EU masters. Forget what she did, she did nothing but conspire to delay as long as possible or keep us as servents to our EU masters.

You're arguing to destroy democracy in this country, and to take away mine and your power and say. You're arguing for the interest of the EU over the interests of your own country. And you can deny that as much as you like, but that's what you're doing, intentionally or not.

Name me a better bargaining chip?

[Twosugars]

Theres no democratic mandate for hard brexit no matter how you milk the pathetic 1.9% majority.

Soft brexit with the Irish backstop is in the best interest of the country.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Theres no democratic mandate for hard brexit no matter how you milk the pathetic 1.9% majority.

Soft brexit with the Irish backstop is in the best interest of the country.

Except for the line in the Tory manifesto at the last General election, which they won, that said. "No deal is better than a bad deal"

So what are we waiting for?