Reply to: No downsides, only considerable upsides (David Davis)

[Old Greg]

...and Melanie Phillips has suggested that Farage should be made PM to deliver Brexit because the democratic process in the UK is failing.

Yes, that's right, in her mind democracy in the UK is failing so the only solution is to have the country run by an unelected dictator. Not only unelected, but has democratically lost elections 7 times.

That's a good cure for a failing democracy.

Maybe she is hoping he will ban the MMR vaccine.

[WTFH]

...and Melanie Phillips has suggested that Farage should be made PM to deliver Brexit because the democratic process in the UK is failing.

Yes, that's right, in her mind democracy in the UK is failing so the only solution is to have the country run by an unelected dictator. Not only unelected, but has democratically lost elections 7 times.

That's a good cure for a failing democracy.

[meridian]

exactly - Mogg said 'that's not what the public voted for' - News for you Mogg, that public had no idea what was voted for. Only now are they beginning to understand what is at stake.

He's a rotten egg.

Soft boiled and rotten eggs are not the eggs we voted for.

[meridian]

Anther nasty MP...

"Once they enter the workplace, the British are among the worst idlers in the world"

Don’t forget workhouses for the poor, getting rid of council houses, and dismantling human rights.

It’s the will of the people.

[scooterscot]

That can’t be right - EVERYONE knew exactly what they were voting for,.

exactly - Mogg said 'that's not what the public voted for' - News for you Mogg, that public had no idea what was voted for. Only now are they beginning to understand what is at stake.

He's a rotten egg.

[Paddy]

Whew, Dominic Raab instead.

Anther nasty MP...

"Once they enter the workplace, the British are among the worst idlers in the world"

[WTFH]

Why not send in JRM?
After all, he can speak to them in Latin (you know, that European language which was used in this country when England was invaded by foreigners a couple of millennia ago), he understands the financial side of everything, if he gets a deal that benefits the UK, everyone apart from his investors will be happy, if he gets a bad deal, he can blame the EU and count his profits.

...he can't lose.

[meridian]

The snowflake-in-chief is throwing his toys out of the pram.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...is-resignation

That can’t be right - EVERYONE knew exactly what they were voting for, so a cabinet-agreed position should be able to last more than a weekend.

Unless what people were voting for was unrealistic unicorns? That can’t be right though, that would be insulting the intelligence of Brexiters.

[darmstadt]

Whew, Dominic Raab instead.

Another one who is not too sure about the EU either:

"the British people gave a clear mandate for the UK Government to leave the EU and take back control of our borders, laws, money and trade."

http://www.dominicraab.com/

[Old Greg]

The snowflake-in-chief is throwing his toys out of the pram.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...is-resignation

[meridian]

And there are suggestions that his replacement could be either Grayling or Fox.

Which begs the question, is this really the “brains trust” of Brexit?

Grayling would have us in Schengen and the Euro before Christmas, and disgraced minister Fox has only managed 2/3rds of the work that Davis has in the past two years.

Brexit. The gift of morons keeps on giving....

Whew, Dominic Raab instead.

[Old Greg]

He must be gutted having resigned - I mean he's wasted 4 hours of his life in the last year actually in negotiations. He'll never get those 4 hours back.

Good thing is that he has left all the impact studies and due diligence documentation to his successor. Rumour has it that Diane Abbot has been offered the role as she has a better head for figures.

He's sobered up enough to remember he promised 'the row of the summer'. He didn't specify which summer.

[WTFH]

He must be gutted having resigned - I mean he's wasted 4 hours of his life in the last year actually in negotiations. He'll never get those 4 hours back.

Good thing is that he has left all the impact studies and due diligence documentation to his successor. Rumour has it that Diane Abbot has been offered the role as she has a better head for figures.

[meridian]

And there are suggestions that his replacement could be either Grayling or Fox.

Which begs the question, is this really the “brains trust” of Brexit?

Grayling would have us in Schengen and the Euro before Christmas, and disgraced minister Fox has only managed 2/3rds of the work that Davis has in the past two years.

Brexit. The gift of morons keeps on giving....

[meridian]

No downsides, only considerable upsides (David Davis)

At least he’s left the DExEU in a far better state then when he started there. Two years later and we have excruciatingly detailed sectoral impact assessments, strategies, white papers, and the minutes from all those detailed and in-depth meetings that he took part in.

Or perhaps Sir Lynton Crosby puts it better

https://twitter.com/lyntonspins/stat...533704197?s=21

I'd like to say what a pleasure it has been having #DavidDavis as Brexit Secretary

I'd like to say that, but it would be a lie.

Lazy, incompetent, dimwit borderline drunk, out of his depth in a pint pot.