Any theories as to how long May can delay a new election?

[Denzil_DC]

27. Well, it mattered a bit more this time because you added questions to the end.

I have no intention of answering them anyway, because we've been over this same old ground so many, many times! Really. Read back over our numerous previous exchanges on earlier threads about these issues. This is so repetitive, and it's not changing my mind.

ETA: You also deleted "And this thread wasn't even about Brexit, so I don't know why you brought it up.", which makes my reply seem a bit weird(er than usual).

For the record (and to explain to others my somewhat heated response), this is your original post I was replying to:

I'm only speaking for myself, and am not trying to convince you.

You're going to keep voting SNP and that's fine.

And this thread wasn't even about Brexit, so I don't know why you brought it up.

We only disagree about tactics an prospects on Brexit-I don't WANT to see it happen, but simply don't think any party can win an election by running to prevent it.

What I've asked is...what good comes of stopping Brexit if the result is a Tory victory at the next election? If the Tories get even one more majority, the NHS will be abolished and if that happens history ends in the UK. No future progressive government after that, or even a Blairite government would be possible.

Get the Tories out, by any means, and THEN Brexit might be stopped.