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BumRushDaShow

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20. I see this as

Reply to Denzil_DC (Reply #19)

Fri Mar 29, 2019, 12:26 PM

Mar 2019

folks jockeying for position to try appear strong enough as a back bencher to help either party try to cobble together enough of a coalition to reach the majority for what will most likely be a new government election (at some point). I wouldn't be surprised if others try to do the same!

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Brexit live updates: Parliament again rejects Theresa May's Brexit deal [View all] BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 OP

344 votes to 286 muriel_volestrangler Mar 2019 #1

Thank you. From your article BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #4

It was timed from the triggering of Article 50 by May. Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #5

Okay thanks! BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #7

A further extension to June and beyond is still a possibility. Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #10

Was just reading the LBN thread on an Independent party BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #13

I could be wrong, but I think they're a bit of a red herring. Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #19

I see this as BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #20

The more I read about this the odder it sounds as their leadership knows Brexit will likely cstanleytech Mar 2019 #2

Yeah edhopper Mar 2019 #9

That or Putin has something on them as well like he has on the Republicans. cstanleytech Mar 2019 #11

The voters in their districts support Brexit edhopper Mar 2019 #12

So help me out here... FarPoint Mar 2019 #18

You mean this last weekend? edhopper Mar 2019 #25

That was the feeling I was getting.... FarPoint Mar 2019 #27

Yes edhopper Mar 2019 #28

Boy, she's just going to keep voting on this until something new happens? forgotmylogin Mar 2019 #17

Since it was once more was defeated, I just heard a call for her immediate resignation. efhmc Mar 2019 #3

The vultures will be out on mass Soph0571 Mar 2019 #15

I was wondering how it would change anything. It was interesting hearing the efhmc Mar 2019 #31

Isn't it true that the majority of citizens want to stay in the EU? Greybnk48 Mar 2019 #6

Parliament refuses to have a new referendum on it BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #8

A responsible government would invalidate the nonbinding referendum. Lonestarblue Mar 2019 #21

They have a group within the Tories BumRushDaShow Mar 2019 #23

The majority want to stay in - but without a second referendum not sure this is possible Soph0571 Mar 2019 #14

shouldn't she resign now? barbtries Mar 2019 #16

I honestly have trouble following these votes. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2019 #22

If you're talking about the indicative votes from Thursday, Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #30

Thank you for that. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2019 #32

What a clusterfuck that's turning out to be. Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2019 #24

Majority of the people were duped into voting for this. Iliyah Mar 2019 #26

So she will stay, forever, said she'd leave when it passes right? Baclava Mar 2019 #29