European Parliament elections

[HarryB]

Reporting Tory & Labour are discussing a three-way referendum - May's deal, no deal, or remain. That'll do nicely sir!

Source?

 

[droodzilla]

Dangerously close to agreement. Here, not in the Brexit talks.

Can't see a deal is possible without a serious compromise that would not be sufficiently supported by MPs, or made conditional on a public vote.

Yes, I think that's where we're heading. Getting the secod referndum through the HoC will be tough but, if all other options are exhausted, what's left?

 

[Marchbanks]

Given the various Brexit-related problems facing both main parties, I am increasingly reminded of the dilemma facing Elizabeth Bennett in 'Pride and Prejudice':

"An unhappy alternative is before you, Elizabeth. From this day you must be a stranger to one of your parents. Your mother will never see you again if you do not marry Mr. Collins, and I will never see you again if you do.”

What did she do? Put it before the people or ask for a further extension?

 

[stephen bennett]

I was being sarcastic!
I would never vote for UKIP. There is a racist underbelly that constantly tries to rise to the top, one day I suspect it will.
I've not looked at the Brexit party.

Maybe this will help you choose?

Also the ex leader and other who resigned after the exposure of racist tweets are still part of the upper echelons of the party.

They also have no manifesto.

Brexit party MEP candidate praised use of Nazi slogan

Stephen

 

[Seanm]

Brexit Party MEP candidate Claire Fox is also an actual supporter of the IRA.

 

[Marchbanks]

Brexit Party MEP candidate Claire Fox is also an actual supporter of the IRA.

And an actual (possibly ex-) Marxist.

 

[westsea]

Looks like the consensus might be 'A plague o' both your houses'?

 

[TheDecameron]

Brexit Party MEP candidate Claire Fox is also an actual supporter of the IRA.

Fretless bass wonder too.

 

[Vinniemac]

Reporting Tory & Labour are discussing a three-way referendum - May's deal, no deal, or remain. That'll do nicely sir!

I’m betting no deal would win in that scenario.

 

[Mullardman]

Not judging by the votes for Remain parties last week.

 

[SteveS1]

I’m betting no deal would win in that scenario.

I'll take that bet. Not a chance. In fact, Brexiteers would run scared of such a choice.

 

[Seeker_UK]

I’m betting no deal would win in that scenario.

Really? It splits the leave vote quite nicely.

 

[Vinniemac]

Never underestimate the perverseness of the British electorate. Just saying.

 

[Suffolk Tony]

Source?

Report on early-morning news, BBC1.

 

[Joe Hutch]

What did she do? Put it before the people or ask for a further extension?

<Spoiler alert> She turned down Mr Collins and married Mr D'Arcy instead.

 

[ff1d1l]

<Spoiler alert> She turned down Mr Corbyn and married Mr Farage instead.

FIFY

 

[Marchbanks]

<Spoiler alert> She turned down Mr Collins and married Mr D'Arcy instead.

Then it seems to me she chose the No-Deal, or Hard Estrangement, option.

 

[stephen bennett]

<Spoiler alert> She turned down Mr Collins and married Mr D'Arcy instead.

But Phil then went on to success with Genesis and a solo career.

Stephen

 

[Nick_G]

But Phil then went on to success with Genesis and a solo career.

Stephen

However, all it lead to was a Land Of Confusion.

 

[stephen bennett]

Nigel Farage under fire over 'antisemitic tropes' on far-right US talkshow

The ‘acceptable’ face of racism, conspiracy theory and climate change denial.

Stephen