Will Boris get his amazing new "not in anyway related to and much, much better than May's Deal" Deal though parliament tomorrow?
Place your bets now.
Place your bets now.
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26Yes38.46%10No42.31%11I'd rather play Deal or No Deal with AndyW's Mum.19.23%5Last edited by DaveB; 18 October 2019, 08:34."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife. -
Too close to call. I watch with
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He will get it through if he accepts a confirmatory referendum to go along with it, with a remain optionСлава Україні! Героям слава!Comment
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Draw. Winner to be decided by BoJo and Korbyn in a game of wiff waff.Comment
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No, because most MPs don't give a toss about the Country or it's population and are only concerned about re-election. And if the deal goes through, the Tories will cream the votes in the coming GE.Comment
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Hopefully it won't clash with the rugby. I can't see my arse moving too far from the sofa tomorrow...Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostToo close to call. I watch with
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Who knows?
But my guess is yes. They seem close on numbers so should be able to twist the last couple of arms.Comment
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Read more: Could Labour push Borish Johnson's new Brexit deal over the line? | Metro NewsEarlier today SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon claimed Labour would be secretly ‘happy’ to see the new withdrawal agreement go through, tweeting that although they will officially oppose the deal, the party will give a ‘nod’ to rebels to ensure the numbers will pass.
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By the same token, if Labour blocks the deal, they can expect to be annihilated in the GEOriginally posted by sal View PostComment
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