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I blame him for the rain this afternoon too.Yeah it's all Corbyns fault we're 72 days away from a cock up.
I blame him for the rain this afternoon too.Yeah it's all Corbyns fault we're 72 days away from a cock up.
Yeh if he spent more time on politics and less on fucking things up for everyone we might see him do some goodI blame him for the rain this afternoon too.
Might take another day. A day off from doing good.It's not just a wasted day, Corbyn is now going to be under massive pressure to support a 'people's vote', despite the fact he doesn't want one.
With every word a tonne of glacier meltsThe cunt is now just talking at a camera and saying nothing that will change anything or help anyone.
I blame him for the rain this afternoon too.
Theresa May survives vote, but Britain remains in Brexit deadlockLabour has not ruled out tabling further no-confidence votes in the days ahead, in the hope of peeling off exasperated Tory rebels and triggering a general election. But on Wednesday night other opposition parties sent a letter to Corbyn, which said they expected him to honour his promise to back a public vote if Labour failed to get an election.
A Lib Dem source suggested the party may not back future no confidence votes if it felt they were a way to evade the issue. “We will support any real opportunity to take down the Tories with relish. We will not be party to Corbyn using spurious means to avoid Labour policy, by pursuing unwinnable no-confidence votes,” the source said.
It's the Shamanic dancing on the allotment that brought it on
A minor subplot in this at the Libdems are half-hinting they won't keep backing voncs unless Corbyn supports ref2, managing to be both principled and unprincipled in the same breath.
Theresa May survives vote, but Britain remains in Brexit deadlock
So if it came down to a chance to bring down a tory government, and a situation in which they somehow held the balance of power, they'd let that opportunity go by?
Getting ready for another GE?
Mrs May said the deaths of young people were "appalling" as she announced an upcoming summit on knife crime.
But Lord Stevens told the BBC: "I don't think she listens, quite frankly, to what she's being told."
BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw
Theresa May served as home secretary for six years when forces in England and Wales faced deep budget cuts and - on her instructions - drastically reduced the use of stop-and-search.
That is why claims that a shortage of police resources and fewer searches have contributed to the surge in serious violence appear to be so uncomfortable for her.
If correct, it would mean her policies were in some way responsible.
In contrast, the current incumbent, Sajid Javid - whose brother is a chief superintendent in West Midlands Police - has no prior record at the Home Office to defend.
So will rest on Mr Grayling's competence at planning no deal Brexit.so it's to be no-deal brexit, with a general election straight after.
interesting strategy. FWIW, I approve
Well, if that's the case, we can confidently expect to be in the Eurozone by Christmas, and Schengen by next Spring.So will rest on Mr Grayling's competence at planning no deal Brexit.
Ah, I was thinking more 5000 troops trying to placate several million hangry British subjects.. While Mrs May and her cabinet of six cats and Chris Grayling repeat the mantra of strong and stable whilst Michael Gove asks himself it this is his momentWell, if that's the case, we can confidently expect to be in the Eurozone by Christmas, and Schengen by next Spring.
That can happen, too.Ah, I was thinking more 5000 troops trying to placate several million hangry British subjects.. While Mrs May and her cabinet of six cats and Chris Grayling repeat the mantra of strong and stable whilst Michael Gove asks himself it this is his moment