This is a nice, detailed description of why we're currently in the "no idea at all" phase of the proceedings.
http://www.bbc.com/news/election-2017-40209087
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And such superb timing, not like anything important happening at all..
ReplyDeleteis this not the best of all possible outcomes?
ReplyDeleteWell, you might get yet another new election out of it. What fun!
ReplyDeleteNow is the time, Rhys Taylor ! Form a party, get on TV, reverse Brexit!
ReplyDelete....Nevermind, apparently Zombie Ian Paisley is going to prop up the Tories a bit longer. Ughhh.
Richard G Yeah, it was very nearly the best outcome. A few more seats lost by the Tories and we'd have something much more interesting. However, given the pressure that will now be on May, I suspect we'll be in that interesting situation rather quickly.
ReplyDeleteMaybe, SNP can pick up some seats in the next election by promising no Scottish independence referendum through cancelling Brexit.
ReplyDeleteIf SNP promise no Scottish Referendum Repeat, don't they lose half their raison d'etre?
ReplyDeleteRight now I want to be an independent Scot in the EU. Or French. Which would be quite different from my current status as a Cornish American in the US.
Richard G: Possibly, but these are such weird times that it actually makes some sense: Scotland remaining inside EU might right now be a bigger issue — and vote-getter — for SNP than Scotland not remaining inside UK.
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