PM and her ministers are already pointing the finger at EU for impending failure

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darmstadt replied

8 March 2019, 15:24
These useless people should read this: Divided Government must provide Parliament with clarity ahead of crucial vote - News from Parliament - UK Parliament
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Old Greg replied

8 March 2019, 15:08
Originally posted by stonehenge View Post

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Now, let me think about this.

May negotiated and agreed this deal with the EU, and now she's blaming them because they won't change it to get it through Parliament.

Maybe it would have been a good idea to reach a consensus in Parliament before she went off negotiating.

Typical snowflakery. Start off holding all the cards, screw it up, blame someone else.
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stonehenge started a topic PM and her ministers are already pointing the finger at EU for impending failure

8 March 2019, 14:29
PM and her ministers are already pointing the finger at EU for impending failure

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Now, let me think about this.

May negotiated and agreed this deal with the EU, and now she's blaming them because they won't change it to get it through Parliament.

Maybe it would have been a good idea to reach a consensus in Parliament before she went off negotiating.
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