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https://twitter.com/Mr_Bingo/status/1106890788536049664 kinda want that tea towel
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June 2019 UN aid convoys have reached the
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Squizzle posted:https://twitter.com/Mr_Bingo/status/1106890788536049664 Better get it now, who knows how difficult it will be to get it shipped in a month
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lmao https://twitter.com/Macca_ISZ/status/1106900801262444544 https://twitter.com/fastcarspete/status/1109446453880123398
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Loool https://twitter.com/AaronBastani/status/1109499623125774336
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Weird of him to put it like that considering the options https://twitter.com/Andrew_ComRes/status/1109419531380948994
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Lol imagine doing this for the Republican primary in 2015 and looking anything but crazy, Trump would've been like 20% overall but still win.
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So why did the Lib Dems think that the fixed term thing was a good idea? Like the internal logic, not just "lol Lib Dems"."
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Norton the First posted:So why did the Lib Dems think that the fixed term thing was a good idea? Like the internal logic, not just "lol Lib Dems"." They were afraid that Cameron would seek new elections as soon as conditions were in the Tories favour, giving him the opportunity to form a majority and dump the Lib Dems as coalition partners. FTPA meant he couldn't do that without a parliamentary approval, and the Lib Dems saw that as guaranteeing the coalition would last. Which it did, so congrats Nick!
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Norton the First posted:So why did the Lib Dems think that the fixed term thing was a good idea? Like the internal logic, not just "lol Lib Dems"." They have less money, so it's harder for them to be constantly ready for snap elections?
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https://twitter.com/mikegalsworthy/status/1109505960643620864 wow thats a lot
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technically the fixed term parliaments act has lots of rules which have to be followed to start a general election, but you only need a simple majority to repeal the act itself, then you’re back to how it used to be
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look it's not a lot of people, there were 17.4 million who voted to leave and when do they get their opportunity to march?
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Jel Shaker posted:technically the fixed term parliaments act has lots of rules which have to be followed to start a general election, but you only need a simple majority to repeal the act itself, then you’re back to how it used to be That's not a given quote:As per the provisions of the Interpretation Act 1978, a repeal of 2011 Act would not reverse the repeal of the Septennial Act 1715, unless words are explicitly added doing so. This is a well-established rule in statute law, and words in the repealing Act reviving the 1715 Act could be used.
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to be fair the last time there were that many people on the streets we managed to stop the Iraq war
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Jose posted:https://twitter.com/KateEMcCann/status/1109078337018888192 lmao
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Can't wait until Bercow finds an ancient rule that says actually it has to be determined by trial-of-combat now.
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it just keeps going Jose posted:Weird of him to put it like that considering the options very healthy political situation when a plurality of Leavers want the worst possible outcome
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Isn't "Ask Politely" all they can really do to force her out at this point?
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AnoHito posted:Isn't "Ask Politely" all they can really do to force her out at this point? Yes unless they vote for to no confidence the governement, which the Tories won't because they're scared of Corbyn winning a general election
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lol this is very politically stupid. force her to deal with the consequences. who would be dumb enough to volunteer to become PM now, theyd be forced to deal with a very unpopular deal or eon collapse of no deal.
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:lol this is very politically stupid. force her to deal with the consequences. who would be dumb enough to volunteer to become PM now, theyd be forced to deal with a very unpopular deal or eon collapse of no deal. boris johnson would be my first pick, mogg a close second
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So the registered electorate in 2016 was about 46 million. The "Scrap Article 50" petition is now at 4.6 million signatures (and increasing all the time). Roughly 10% of the voting population seems like a pretty significant number.
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Taintrunner posted:boris johnson would be my first pick, mogg a close second Bring back Cameron and make him deal with the mess he created.
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Let me get this straight. No one likes May's deal. No one wants a no deal Brexit. No one wants to stay in the EU. So the solution is to... force her to resign so they don't get her deal and crash out with no deal?
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sitchensis posted:Let me get this straight. but theyre not the antisemitic jeremy corbyn
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Stoatbringer posted:Bring back Cameron and make him deal with the mess he created. He'd actually be most qualified to fix that pig's breakfast.
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sitchensis posted:Let me get this straight. yes this is what the Tory hard brexiteers want
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Millions protesting. The PM forced to resign in disgrace. Country on the cliff's edge before plunging face-first into a catastrophic economic move that will have knock-on effects to shatter the entire globalized economy. I love Brexit.
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it's important to remember that there are a bunch of loving lunatics who really want hard brexit to happen
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it's important to remember that theresa may will never resign
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really this whole stupid situation is top-tier dramatic tragedy and y'all should resurrect shakespeare to make a play out of brexit
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