The House of Commons rejected Theresa May's latest Brexit deal yet again
The kinds of debate now being heard in the HoC ought to have begun two years ago – before Article 50 was ever lodged. The fact it is only now happening is in large part down to There May’s intransigent stubborn insistence on controlling the Brexit process and in making it her own personal crusade.
This -legally dubious- decoupling exercise was a last desperate attempt by TM to save her party. Now that she has failed a 3rd time, despite doucheb*g support from JRM and Bojo, the stage is set for what Barnier referred to this morning: HoP gets a majority for a soft Brexit next week and then the EU will allow 2 deadlines: Try to get it through by 4/11 – if yes, and May commits to signing it, we are done.
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