EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

JC speaking against the motion now..

govt trying to bounce the house into deal
deal is affront to democracy and country
separating WA from political declaration was ruled out by PM - now we are being asked to take aunt on the 2nd by agreeing the first
NI backstop threatens the union
Labour will note vote for blindfold brexit

what a f-ing shitshow

JC really is as inspiring as a discarded wank rag

JC really is as inspiring as a discarded wank rag

all the right words, just not necessarily in the right order

JRM and Bojo just voted FOR Mays deal. Like the slippery eels they are.

Govt look set to lose by 46

BBC saying if she loses by around 40 she might just bring it back again....

Bercow might have something to say about that.

lets hope so

ha haaaaaaa!

Yes!

https://twitter.com/IanDunt/status/1111639641697013761?s=19

Would like to be a fly on the wall next time Sammy McNally corners JRM.

WA now dead in the water.

Thank fuck for that

Sooooo... what now?

Can I open my eyes yet?

General Election

Second Referendum or Straight Revocation?

Or no deal?

Monday first. And it matters this time. Let's see if May tries to torpedo it again, though.

And it matters this time.

Does it though? It's still not a binding thing in any way, and it's entirely unclear what the way forward would be even if they did decide on something in a 'legally binding' way - it's not like it's legally binding for the EU.

It’s getting loser though, 4th time lucky?

maybe she waiting for some older MPs to pass on

Of course, but the voting process was always going to be a process of expressing preferences in the first instance. That's why it was organised as it was from the start.