Hard Brexit most probable option as both Tory hard right and Barnier dump Chequers

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AtW replied

3 September 2018, 13:43
They will sign deal to pay EU for Withdrawal in exchange for ~2 years of transition, but no actual deal for post-Brexit trade - that's the best case scenario.
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BlasterBates replied

3 September 2018, 12:53
Two scenarios I see, the fall of the government and an election on "Hard Brexit" or a fudge to kick the trade negotiations into the long grass with a text that can be interpreted in two diametrically opposed ways using Labour to get it through.

Anyway excellent stuff, Brexit is like wading through treacle.
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sasguru started a topic Hard Brexit most probable option as both Tory hard right and Barnier dump Chequers

3 September 2018, 12:21
Hard Brexit most probable option as both Tory hard right and Barnier dump Chequers

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/t...plan-cqk0m9db2

"Theresa May’s Brexit plan was hanging by a thread last night as 20 Conservative MPs made a joint public commitment to scupper her proposals. The rebels, including the former ministers Priti Patel and Iain Duncan Smith, joined the Stand Up 4 Brexit group, a grassroots campaign ..."

Meanwhile on the other side, Barnier thinks it's crap too:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45389610

Hard Brexit it is then!
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