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Nigels Return ?
if nigel helms ukip again, would you vote for ukip...it seems the tories are very lacking on brexit
as for labour under j bourbon...the country would definitely be lost, or is it lost already.
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as for labour under j bourbon...the country would definitely be lost, or is it lost already.
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I wouldn’t vote UKIP – but I’d vote for Nigel Farage to be co-opted to manage Brexit.
06:27 Tue 10th Jul 2018
Makes a change from this time last year, eh, JD?
"UKIP is nothing without Farage. They are now dead in the water. Still, they achieved what they set out to do."
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To be fair, at the time I don't think you can have anticipated the impending minority government and all that entailed -- I'm more interested in how much has changed since the heady days of an actual Tory majority.
"UKIP is nothing without Farage. They are now dead in the water. Still, they achieved what they set out to do."
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To be fair, at the time I don't think you can have anticipated the impending minority government and all that entailed -- I'm more interested in how much has changed since the heady days of an actual Tory majority.
UKIP are dead and buried. Farage or not.
Hard Brexit is dead and buried. The choices are something based on Chequers or crash out and the latter will only happen if the govt and the EU fail to agree - which is possible but probably less likely now.
Provided the brexiters in Parliament don’t advance the prospects of Corbyn by making life difficult for her, which of course they very well might, May is stronger now as far as negotiations are concerned. Johnson and Davis going to be supplanted by more responsible and competent and loyal replacements: she actually looked happy in the Commons yesterday.
Can’t see anyone challenging her who’d stand a chance of winning.
Going back to UKIP forget it: the situation is now completely different. Farage is good for Brexit only to a limited extent: largely he’s a divisive figure and a turn-off for weaker brexiters and certainly for everyone else. Election? What election? If Tory mps try to bring one about now they’re even pottier than we thought
Hard Brexit is dead and buried. The choices are something based on Chequers or crash out and the latter will only happen if the govt and the EU fail to agree - which is possible but probably less likely now.
Provided the brexiters in Parliament don’t advance the prospects of Corbyn by making life difficult for her, which of course they very well might, May is stronger now as far as negotiations are concerned. Johnson and Davis going to be supplanted by more responsible and competent and loyal replacements: she actually looked happy in the Commons yesterday.
Can’t see anyone challenging her who’d stand a chance of winning.
Going back to UKIP forget it: the situation is now completely different. Farage is good for Brexit only to a limited extent: largely he’s a divisive figure and a turn-off for weaker brexiters and certainly for everyone else. Election? What election? If Tory mps try to bring one about now they’re even pottier than we thought
It pains me to say this, but as a dyed-in-the -wool Tory this mess is entirely of May's own making. She should go now, and swiftly. The problem is that with Corbyn at the helm Labour are unlikely to form a majority government. Any future election will probably result in another hung parliament and more chaos. The Tories should ditch May and elect an uncompromising Brexiteer. That way we might make progress.
Of course I'd vote UKIP. They've yet to finish the job. Surely it's only remainers trying to make out it's finished when we've still to extract ourselves ? The public have shown that they aren't bright enough to vote the party into power once, but enough MPs to concentrate government minds might be enough.
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