I most certainly don't support Labour, especially under Corbyn. My priority, like that of Parliament, is to stop a "no deal" Brexit. After that it will be up to the MPs to decide when to hold a GE and whether they want to consult the people again.

I can begin to see a good argument being made to cancel Brexit altogether which might gain sufficient support in the country as a whole to actually succeed. The SNP threatening to leave the UK if we Brexit might well change a few minds.

I actually spend very little time on here. I have been out since 11.30 and just got home, which is not unusual. I just type quickly.

I have supported Palace since 1952 and followed them from near and far ever since. As a kid I cycled to the ground and left my bike on the Holmesdale Rd. Was there when we lost to Real Madrid 3-4, when we first gained promotion to the 1st Div and for our first game in it. Hundreds of games over the years. I have watched them in the middle of the night over the net whilst on the other side of the world. So I am not just a fan. I am a fanatic. But I am also politically active!

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If you were walking the mutt I hope he dragged you into the pub kicking and screaming.
Then the smell and aromas of your favourite ale kept you there for a couple.
Dont let me down wissy.
I dont like your political arguments but I like the fact you like a yeast.

Simply because they don't "always predict things wrong". Most of the time they don't predict anything, they just rely on the forecasts made by experts and then make political judgements based upon them. Everyone in politics does it and I am pretty sure so would you if you held that responsibility. Nothing ever goes precisely to plan though does it? You just try to do your best and be flexible enough to react when needed.

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Only via encouragement and support. As a member of "More United" hopefully some of that does reach the more progressive MPs. And of course making contributions in places like this, supporting those who talk common sense and trying to change the minds of those who don't.

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"It will just be temporary" is the excuse of the ultra Brexiteer.

It won't be just temporary! It will establish the framework for the whole future relationship. What happens next is that the detailed work for every sector then gets done within that framework. Get the framework wrong and there won't be an easy way to amend it, or any wish to if the current mob remain in government.

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There is a mutual benefit to a deal so it will happen sooner rather than later.