DUP will be forced to choose between compromise or being left in the cold

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DUP will be forced to choose between compromise or being left in the cold
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❝ Jeffrey Donaldson's best option is to try to sell whatever changes are put forward as a big DUP win on the protocol, delivered thanks to his party’s tough stance.

Publicly DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has been consistent: any deal must meet the DUP’s “seven tests”, which include economic and trading provisions about Northern Ireland’s place in the UK’s internal market, but also constitutional ones.

If Donaldson sounds inflexible, it is because he needs to reassure the hardliners within his own party, as well as those such as loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister, who are constantly snapping at his heels from outside. “You have Donaldson, you have most of his Assembly party, I suspect most of his officers and MPs, who are savvy enough to know that if you bring down, if the Assembly goes, with it goes the most important platform that the DUP has,” says political commentator Alex Kane.

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