mr bajokoses wrote:Bonefishblues wrote:mr bajokoses wrote:
May's political judgement is truly terrible. It would be laughably so if this weren't quite an important issue. Does she not think she needs some of those parliamentarians behind her?
It's looking more and more like a war between the government and parliament, nothing to do with 'the people'.
Eventually parliament will win, as it gets its act together and moves inexorably towards revoking Article 50, having ruled out every other option.
The EU are asking for proposals for an extension, by Thursday. What can she possibly tell them?
Lunchtime news said 3 months as-is, with the option of a further 2 years was what she was going to ask for.
She can ask but Donald Tusk and Leo Varadkar have already said:They agreed that we must now see what proposals emerge from London in advance of the European Council meeting in Brussels on Thursday.
It will be a fascinating game of poker, for sure.
We have the upper hand, I know, because, well, the nice people said we had really, you know, what with the EU needing us more than we needed them, and all that.