Unbelievable Jeff

For those that were looking to vote Conservative in the next election it pushes them over to the Brexit Party though I would have thought as the Tories have to campaign on a deal now, and I would have thought they will have to rule out no deal as the risks are now "official".

This paper is a disaster for the no-deal nut jobs.

The release of this has just seen 10 million people go from leave to remain...

Exactly

They won't as the Brexit party will take too many votes from them - that's where the danger is for the Tories.

So No. 10 has ruled out an election pact with the Brexit party. I assume it means Wes, LD and GM will now be voting for the Brexit party to give them their "No deal" Brexit.

52% of the population apparently...

My God, reading that is just scary isn't it?

The reason Wes wants to leave has been mooted many a time on this thread. It has nothing to do with what's best for his kids (clearly, as he wants to leave with no deal), but more to do with the various people he sees walking the streets of good old blighty.

Excellent analogy.

Don't forget who you're debating with.

Then we stay, and the next election will be fought based on another referendum, but this one will have rules as to the majority needed to leave (55-45 or something like that).

Absolutely - they seem to be running scared of a second referendum.

Zlatan

No, but what's your point? Do you think we'd have this issue if 75% of people had voted remain in the referendum? We can all come up with ridiculous straw mans that prove nothing. There is a leaver as PM now - how's that going?

Going to miss the gnarly bastard.

Your Aunt is Jane Leeves?

So you'll be happy when, after October 15th, we'll have a re-vote on that deal and it may well get through.

http://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-would-not-win-an-election-outright-polling-seen-by-no-10-suggests-11805584

You were correct the first time.

I'm not surprised - why do you think I am? I'm just offering an explanation as to why no-one trusts him. However, even by usual politician standards, he is a liar.

No it couldn't, because parliaments been prorogued. If he was trustworthy, this wouldn't be an issue. But he's been proven to be a liar. Unfortunately, that's what happens when you vote in someone who has spent his life lying. I think it's called "The boy who cried wolf".

They're not. They're scared of a no deal Brexit. Important distinction there.

That's because it doesn't. It's something we've argued ad infinitum on this thread, and not once have we heard a sensible plan from the Brexiteers in regards to Ireland. The reason is, there is no solution at the moment apart from the backstop.

Yeah, as I said above, it's odd. It's as if polls are ****.