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Depends on how big the majority is against it on the first vote, assuming there is one. If it’s close, then May could attempt to force it through again, based on the fact that only mentalists (o hai ERG) want to crash out with no deal.
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You what bruv?
How will that possibly happen?
Corbyn whips his MP's to abstain.
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How will that possibly happen?
No Tory* hates the deal so much a Corbo govt. - or second referendum - is preferable
* presumably including some rebel Labour and LibDem MPs or somehow the circle is is squared with the DUP.
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May's got them over a barrel because the Boundary Review hasn't happened yet. If a new general election is called before that gets implemented, Labour has a chance. After it, none. She neatly (and unintentionally) built Corbyn up into an effective bogeyman when she called the last election. Now she can frighten them with him.
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andyp
Dammit
Howard
Oliver Schick
'Gyimah'
I don't think anyone will resign who could damage Theresa May. What's going on at the moment is just theatre in preparation for the vote on the deal. I think May will get that through Parliament and the theatre is designed to make her 'success' seem all the greater.
As ever, I really hope I'm completely and utterly wrong.