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Salute Thereisa May
Parliament Labour and Tory were predominantly Remainers, but the voting public said they wanted to leave the EU.
May has somehow managed to agree a deal to leave, and managed not to ruin the country.
She is a genius.
Or a traitor.
May has somehow managed to agree a deal to leave, and managed not to ruin the country.
She is a genius.
Or a traitor.
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She hasn’t managed to ‘not to ruin the country’ she has managed to ignore the electorate, make the UK a laughing stock throughout the world, given way on just about every single area we could have grown as a country and grown economically, she has lied to the electorate, she has capitulated to the power in Europe, she has allowed herself and the government be bullied by unelected drunken unnacountable officials.
In what way has she done any good?
She hasn’t managed to ‘not to ruin the country’ she has managed to ignore the electorate, make the UK a laughing stock throughout the world, given way on just about every single area we could have grown as a country and grown economically, she has lied to the electorate, she has capitulated to the power in Europe, she has allowed herself and the government be bullied by unelected drunken unnacountable officials.
In what way has she done any good?
I think our Tess has decided on a single (some might say "minimalist") defintion of "leaving": we withdraw from all the EU institutions.
She has swapped a system of fiscal and juridical regulation with representation of a sort for one the same system without the representation. Didn't that sipp the colonials off in 1775?
She has swapped a system of fiscal and juridical regulation with representation of a sort for one the same system without the representation. Didn't that sipp the colonials off in 1775?
//She must be a tough woman//
She has an outstanding moral virtue. Under extreme pressure she will fight her own corner to preserve her power in the local patch.
That's courage of a sort. If only the same courage could be deployed to fight for Britain's interests abroad rather than May's interests at home. The missing virtues are honesty and integrity.
She has an outstanding moral virtue. Under extreme pressure she will fight her own corner to preserve her power in the local patch.
That's courage of a sort. If only the same courage could be deployed to fight for Britain's interests abroad rather than May's interests at home. The missing virtues are honesty and integrity.
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