33 days to go .... What’s the Brexit plan?

Has Mark Francios exploded?

www.indy100.com/article/brexit-latest-mark-francois-britain-exploded-trending-leave-eu-october-31-twitter-9179246

...at least Nicky Morgan is going....

Alas, it seems to be the decent MP's that are leaving from all parties. Wasn't Owen Smith deselected because of his views on a Peoples Vote, even though it now seems to be party policy....?

well I do hope that all the decent, sensible, human Conservatives I know, relatives and friends- will turn away from a party that will agree to ally with Farage and the extreme right- in disgust, disappointment and shame. I do think they will recoil from it all- and the ERG.

Some I know have said they will just not vote- and others have said they will vote Lib Dem. One told me she is so disgusted and has been so impressed with Caroline, she will vote Green. Someone who has never ever thought about voting anthing else than Tory for last 60+ years.

Ooh new faces in the HoC! That’ll do for a start! Lots of Remainer MP’s in Leave constituencies are not standing. Yay!

It will solve nothing if the Tories get back in, that's for certain jura but a change of government could make all the difference. How anyone can vote for the team that produced all the chaos and conflict I have no idea.

She explains it very well- what a complete nonsense this election is. It will solve nothing:

www.facebook.com/ITVPeston/videos/743883062792871/

Something to celebrate.

Chestnut.

1. Do you or do you not know that our MPs are Representatives not Delegates?

2. Do you or do you not know that this means they must act, according to there conscience and principles to get what they believe to be the best for their constituents?

3. Do you or do you not know that once elected, although they will listen to you and, where they can, try to help they are not obliged to do what Chestnut or even a lot of Chestnuts tells them?

If you actually don't know this by now I am stunned and if you do you are repeating an untruth when you say "They are supposed to be acting for the British people and delivering Brexit."

They could all have ignored the vote. It would not have been a good move politically but, under our constitution, they could do that.

Happy No Brexit Day everyone
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I'm just relieved and thankful there is going to be an election. I'm hoping one party will win with a sizeable majority so we can get this whole thing over with one way or another. The worst thing ever would be a hung Parliament.

If it does result in a majority party I will accept what they do re Brexit whether I like it or not. But in the meantime, I'm going keep on rallying for Leave and hope the Tories win (and I haven't voted for the Tories for a long, long time).

GracesGranMK3 - You make rude patronising comments and accuse me of being ignorant and a liar. Looking back over this thread, I have never told an 'untruth' as you call it. Don't turn a discussion on Brexit into a personal spat.

Relating repeating

Could you stop relating untruths?

Could you try to be a little more patronising please.

They acted according to their conscience and principles
They are supposed to be acting for the British people and delivering Brexit.

It really doesn't matter how many times you have it explained you actually refuse to understand how our democracy works don't you Chestnut. Why? I don't believe you are stupid so why not learn? MPs are not delegates who have to do as we say. They do not have to keep single promise they make prior to an Election although they will do as far as they believe it is in our best interest. You know this. You also know that the referendum was only advisory. They could have passed a law making it legally binding but they didn't.

Just repeating time and time again that you want MPs to be something they are not, like a small child does, changes nothing.

No, Chestnut, I meant they could not support a leader so devoid of principles.

They acted according to their conscience and principles
They are supposed to be acting for the British people and delivering Brexit.

They felt they could not support a leader so devoid of principles
You mean a leader who was acting for the British people and trying to deliver Brexit.

You are right newnanny, they don't deserve the current Conservative Party. They deserve far better. They acted according to their conscience and principles, not with an eye on losing or retaining their seat. They felt they could not support a leader so devoid of principles.

Mays deal was not Brexit as we would not be able to negotiate trade deals around the world. I am very pleased Boris has got his election at last. Drain the swamp I say. Conservative dregs like Gauke, Hammond, Letwin, Grieve, Clarke and Stewart do not deserve to re-gain the Conservative whip.

And, pray tell, what was their solution to the Irish problem?

I fear there are many delicate voters who have been completely disillusioned by the non-delivery of Brexit and they just won't vote again. These people have lost faith in democracy thanks to remainers.

The ERG and Johnson also voted against May's WA , three times.

Well, well, well.
Boris did well today. Got his election when HE wanted it.
And the lovely measured deputy Speaker threw out the silly nonsense of u-16 voting & EU nationals.
Talk about trying to gerrymander but she saw it for what it was!

And confirmed by Barnier today that Labour had everything they wanted with May's March vote on worker's rights but did not vote for it! If they get wiped out in the election they will only have themselves to blame.

Yes, naturally...unless somebody has a crystal ball, but it’s fair to surmise that Corbyn’s stock has gone down this last year with many Labour voters, also with anybody who voted to leave the EU.