Theresa May gave the EU all it could have hoped for....

[DimPrawn]

Nor me.

Nor me.

[NotAllThere]

The science of polling. How
can a poll of only 1,004 Americans represent 260 million people with
only a 3 percent margin of error? - Scientific American

[meridian]

Considering the following...

Field work dates:4 April 2019 - 8 April 2019
Data from:Great Britain
Pollster - Kantar
Funder - Unknown funder or self-funded
Data collection mode Online
Sample Size 1172
Age 18+

Looks like an ONS sample size ;-)

[Zigenare]

That doesn’t sound very democratic.

Considering the following...

Field work dates:4 April 2019 - 8 April 2019
Data from:Great Britain
Pollster - Kantar
Funder - Unknown funder or self-funded
Data collection mode Online
Sample Size 1172
Age 18+

[meridian]

Well they didn't ask me

Nor me.

That doesn’t sound very democratic.

[Zigenare]

Well they didn't ask me, so the only hope they have is that the MPs can really stop Brexit. That's what's known as "hanging your hat on a last resort". This is about to get interesting.

Nor me.

[meridian]

Funny isn't it. The EU seem to be great at everything except reading the mood of the British public. I bet they're still wondering why Mrs. May had to resign in such humiliating circumstances.

What’s the mood of the public, then? To leave? You’ve had every chance, but keep tripping yourselves up about the how.

Funny old world, if you’d signed the WA you’d have left by now. And if you were still keen on No Deal after signing the WA and leaving, you could just walk away from the WA (after all, if you’re prepared to walk away from the GFA then it wouldn’t really matter if you walked away from the WA after signing).

It seems, though, that the public mood is to leave but with all the sunlit uplands you were promised. And that’s not the fault of the EU.

[BlasterBates]

Well they didn't ask me, so the only hope they have is that the MPs can really stop Brexit. That's what's known as "hanging your hat on a last resort". This is about to get interesting.

It doesn't simply stop when the UK drops out of the EU, the negotiations will go on...

....and on

The EU isn't trying to stop Brexit they're just laying out the conditions for a trade deal.

[Mordac]

The mood of the British public is that 23% want a no deal Brexit.

Do you favour leaving the EU with no deal, leaving the EU with Theresa May’s Deal, leaving the EU but remaining in the Single Market/Customs Union, or remaining in the EU / revoking Article 50?

They know that, and will continue to turn the thumb screws.

Well they didn't ask me, so the only hope they have is that the MPs can really stop Brexit. That's what's known as "hanging your hat on a last resort". This is about to get interesting.

[BlasterBates]

Funny isn't it. The EU seem to be great at everything except reading the mood of the British public. I bet they're still wondering why Mrs. May had to resign in such humiliating circumstances.

The mood of the British public is that 23% want a no deal Brexit.

Do you favour leaving the EU with no deal, leaving the EU with Theresa May’s Deal, leaving the EU but remaining in the Single Market/Customs Union, or remaining in the EU / revoking Article 50?

They know that, and will continue to turn the thumb screws.

[Mordac]

Theresa May gave the EU all it could have hoped for – now it risks losing everything

Funny isn't it. The EU seem to be great at everything except reading the mood of the British public. I bet they're still wondering why Mrs. May had to resign in such humiliating circumstances.

[BrilloPad]

Theresa May gave the EU all it could have hoped for – now it risks losing everything