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I don't actually think he will stand in the way - mostly because he doesn't need to if ewerk is right.

Which means we're going to get a long extension and soft Brexit. I actually don't think we ever will get that 2nd referendum, not when soft Brexit could reveal itself to be a feasible option. Is there any softer form of Brexit that doesn't include FOM?

So the ERG will capitulate. As will the DUP I'm sure, following another monumental bribe. Is it still enough though? Not all of the ERG will vote for it, many Tory Remainers will vote against, and only a handful of Labour rebels appear to be holding their nerve and voting pro-Brexit.

Could the government not effectively invalidate Letwin by insisting that all 300 who voted against simply don't engage in it?

New contract desire maybe? He's not going to go to a top 6 club and realistically if Rafa stays, we're in no worse position to challenge for 7th as the other 13 teams.

I daresay he's being eviscerated for that

Huh. That actually might work if the government really is prepared to go through with No Deal if it comes to it. So the Tories will close ranks and go full pelt at hoping everyone else blinks first. The one advantage they have is that they retain power. Having said this, if that seems to be the direction of travel, I'd be backing a full no confidence motion in the government - surely enough Remainer Tories would join it.

I like Rondon but is he worth £50m..?

Wait, what... Why, Corbyn?

Maybe you both lost...

RTG has always been pretty keen on Brexit with a couple of doomed but valiant exceptions.

While Cameron was PM, there were two people i was very sure i never wanted to see as PM. May and Gove. Clearly the universe hates me.

Kind of adorable though

Isn't about 12% of the country non-white? Maybe not London but this was a march by people from all over. If only about 10% were non-white, it sounds cross sectional to me.

Corbyn is in fucking Morecambe today doing fuck all Brexit related. I'm tempted to rejoin the party just so that I can leave in outrage for a second time. Utterly dismal.

Doesn't everyone do that?

Too much effort though Anyway, once this is all properly over we'll just be back to voting on different shades of central beige.

These people aren't as pathetic as we think though... Sargon makes £150k a year from donations. I mean he's a charlatan because he's peddling a story to people who want to believe him, but he's not some loser in a basement. He's plenty pathetic in other ways I guess.

Sargon of Akkad is going to run as an MEP for UKIP if we get to Euro Elections The culture war just keeps on infecting normal life. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/22/youtuber-carl-benjamin-accused-triggering-rape-threats-could-stand-for-ukip

https://twitter.com/KateHoeyMP/status/1108747870520381441

The Tories whipped against No Deal tbf. Free vote, it wins more heavily.

Wait what? I'm not saying MV3 will pass. It won't. I'm saying that when it fails, the primary reason it is going to fail isn't because of the ERG - it's because most MPs are remainers. So the majority is for a softer Brexit. So her deal fails, she resigns, and then parliament can actually discuss how to proceed - something they have been unable to do for 3 years. If they can't make anything work in the 3 weeks leading up to April 12th, then I think they will back May's deal because even for Labour, it's better than No Deal. It will remain an option until the last minute.

The way I see it, May loses MV3 and resigns - Parliament then gets to have its indicative votes exercise. If they still can't come to agreement by April 12th, then they can just go with May's deal - the only reason MV3 isn't going through is that there is a majority for a softer Brexit. If they get the chance to try for it, and it doesn't stick, those same MPs aren't going to just allow No Deal when May's option remains possible.