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Previously on "Newspaper headlines: 'May's cry for help to Corbyn'"
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Indeed - maybe they can schedule it for the few days before a bank holiday Monday.......Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIt was a complete bribe. Imagine if Wales got an extra £1bn. North Wales would get enough to add some more pointless roadworks to the A55.
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So the billion pounds for the DUP was a complete waste of money ?
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Perhaps she should have said that we are going to have a 2 year government and had a coalition with Labour, so that it would be the two main parties who (allegedly) both want Brexit, rather than joining forces with a party who do not want Brexit.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostA unity brexit government is a good idea.
But TM is going about this all wrong.
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Agree with you for once. The Tory party would rather fook the country up completely rather than relinquish power.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post
But TM is going about this all wrong.
If Brexit negotiations go Pete Tong there are plenty of useful idiots who'll blame the EU, immigrants or space aliens rather than our own politicians incompetence.
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A unity brexit government is a good idea.
But TM is going about this all wrong.
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Brexit is too important not to get cross party support. I hope common sense will prevail. Sadly I think personal agendas will prevail.
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Newspaper headlines: 'May's cry for help to Corbyn'
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