Boris Johnson`s letters to EU

[Mi-Amigo]

BBC News just reported text of three letters sent to EU: read here 

[Cleoriff]

I see Parliament are sitting again to vote on another 30 million aspects of the 'Brexit deal' 

[jonsie]

Just more unnecessary yays and nays, pointless arguing with nothing decided. Ridiculous! 

[Anonymous]

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@viridis wrote:
Bercrow is very foolish.
Problem is, no one is seeing past Oct 31st. The more these MPs keep trying for delay, the more they risk having decent opposition in next election.
Whether you like his motives or not, at the present time Johnson is commanding a MASSIVE percent of public voting intention. The opposition could be dealt a massive blow that could take decades to recover from.

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There's a lot of MPs who can expect a P45, and rightly so. 

[jonsie]

Is there anyone at all in the country who has confidence in their local mp? I very much doubt it! 

[sheepdog]

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@jonsie wrote:

Is there anyone at all in the country who has confidence in their local mp? I very much doubt it! 

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Mine lost all credibility a few years ago and fortunately for him, he's decided he's not standing next time. Which should be interesting on which party gets voted in as historically, its a close run thing between 3 parties.

[jonsie]

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@sheepdog wrote:

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@jonsie wrote:

Is there anyone at all in the country who has confidence in their local mp? I very much doubt it! 

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Mine lost all credibility a few years ago and fortunately for him, he's decided he's not standing next time. Which should be interesting on which party gets voted in as historically, its a close run thing between 3 parties.

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In that case I reckon its the Lib Democrats 

[sheepdog]

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@jonsie wrote:

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In that case I reckon its the Lib Democrats 

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To be honest, they are a lost cause here  but they keep on believing They've never really got above 2500 votes and in fact UKIP beat them in the 2017 election without trying. I wonder if they've found a tax write-off for losing election deposits 

[jonsie]

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@sheepdog wrote:

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@jonsie wrote:

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In that case I reckon its the Lib Democrats 

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To be honest, they are a lost cause here  but they keep on believing They've never really got above 2500 votes and in fact UKIP beat them in the 2017 election without trying. I wonder if they've found a tax write-off for losing election deposits 

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No doubt they have 😂

[Anonymous]

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@jonsie wrote:

Is there anyone at all in the country who has confidence in their local mp? I very much doubt it! 

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Some of them still have some integrity left. Caroline Flint is a remainer, but she's gone on record as stating that she'd back a no deal Brexit, rather than stay in the EU. I may not agree with her politics, but I respect the fact that she's still representing her constituents, unlike many of her fellow MPs. 

As far as the Lib Dems are concerned, I think this journalist nailed it:

https://twitter.com/bbcquestiontime/status/1174805430540877824

[Mi-Amigo]

Breaking news:

MPs vote - 329 for; 299 against [majority of 30] - to allow government Withdrawl Agree ment Bill to pass to next stage.

Vote now to be taken on programme motion...