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(25,485 posts)duforsure
(11,885 posts)Must be pissed, and trump will make a threatening remark when he starts up using tonight, or in the morning.
Johnny2X2X
(19,177 posts)Exit without a deal? Or stay with a new vote and deal maybe?
Wounded Bear
(58,730 posts)IDK how viable that is, but I suspect May might have to resign over this vote.
Blue_true
(31,261 posts)The PM job is a dead end job until Brexit is resolved. Even if May engineer a Stay referendum, she won't be PM for long after it passes. I would like to see her challenge the worms Farage or the blonde ex London Mayor to take her place and resolve the quagmire.
Wounded Bear
(58,730 posts)that could lead to a new government.
Algernon Moncrieff
(5,790 posts)This lost by 220.
I wonder if Corbyn calls for a no-confidence vote?
Johnny2X2X
(19,177 posts)I thought she just passed a No Confidence vote and they couldn't try it again for 6 months.
Denzil_DC
(7,279 posts)Tomorrow's is a vote of the whole House of Commons.
Within the Tory Party, she can't be subjected to another no confidence vote for a year, not six months (assuming she survives as PM that long, of course).
muriel_volestrangler
(101,388 posts)for tomorrow. However, all the dissenting Tories asked so far (and probably all of them), and, crucially, the Northern Irish DUP (who voted against her Brexit plan) have already said they'll support her tomorrow, so it looks like she'll survive.
Which leaves things in chaos. They have about 70 days to magic up a deal that the EU would agree to (and they've already said they don't want major changes) AND that could get majority support in the Commons. No-one has the faintest idea what could do that. If nothing is agreed, it's a 'no deal' Brexit which ruins the Irish border and could cause all kinds of problems (airspace use, imports of medicines, huge delays at ports ...). A new referendum takes months to schedule and campaign for.
Blue_true
(31,261 posts)No Brexit or something else, the U.K. has issues. If voters turn around and vote to stay, Britain loses some of the EU autonomy that it once enjoyed.
OnDoutside
(19,977 posts)Response to edbermac (Original post)
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LittleGirl
(8,292 posts)They need to start over.
Vote for new PM.
Have another referendum.
honest.abe
(8,685 posts)The first vote was a joke. Many were confused and regretted their vote for Brexit.
Recursion
(56,582 posts)Wow