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That is true but 42.4% of the vote isn't a majority when you also consider the alternative was as you say a marxist leader.
She made the main topic a stronger mandate for a hard brexit so we all knew what we were voting for.
Up until February 2017 she said there wouldn't be a general election so she does have a history of changing her mind.

She did say in the manifesto "Every vote for me and my team is a vote that will strengthen my hand in those Brexit negotiations," she added.
But she never got the majority either by number of seats or actual voters.

Lowest since 2002 stood at £12.8 billion April-July.

Trent,,my take on it is although Dianne Abbott means well,the chances of her having any job in cabinet is zero.
There is a much bigger chance of Theresa May doing a U turn and having a 2nd referendum if the only other option is a general election.
Barry Gardiner on Radio 4 definately doesn't want a 2nd referendum so you could make it Labour feels there is more to gain from a General election.The Tories will want the opposite.
This is all based on a no deal.For all i know the EU will accept a Chequers agreement but i doubt it.
ps,it could all go to extra time!

Trent,one project fear at a time please.
Would it not be best to deal with immediate threats first,like brexit.From this bb the suggestion is "its a price worth paying".
Well to me that sounds like it's going to cost everyone which is similar to your quote " Only problem is,they bring the rest of the Country down with them".
Hope that explains the feelings from the alternative side.

Chancer,are you 100% sure you never moaned about the EU or never read or saw an anti EU media report in 42yrs before the referendum-you are indeed an angel,bless you.

Was it to stop the corrupt way our financial services report company accounts??

I wonder why Lloyds are not prepared to commit to long term commitments like a normal dividend but happy with flexible buy backs and specials-not even specials now.

Gateboy,i've moved on from electricity now.I've got a job on the roof and i am wearing all my health and safety equipment-A pair of knee pads from the pound shop.
It might be sometime before you can read my next post but feel free to go back through my history in the meantime.

Good post OneStep.
Its official Gate13Boy no longer exsists.
The rest was quite good as well.

2CV,both camps need to tell the truth so us lot can actually make our minds up.
These reports next week will hopefully stick to the facts.
No more shock and horror.No more bloody serious background music turning the news into some kind of emotional drama.
Give us the numbers and i'm sure the electorate can work it out.Just like we have with Lloyds buy-back.

Well the truth of no deal comes out next week,no massaging.
Hunt back tracking on Friday with this argument that EU will be hit harder than us is pathetic.It's never washed with me that i should feel better if the other side has its worse,its a cheap ploy by any government to subdue disquiet-just tell them "the've never had it so good"
So if i lose 30% everything is ok because the otherside lost 32%,this is not a reason for leaving give the electorate some credit.

Chancer,not picking a point, no offence but with the greatest respect phycologists is spelt psychologist.

I've joined the dark side,sell,sell everything UK focused.
Excluding Lloyds so you'll still have something to moan about!

Hunt wouldn't have said what he said,if he hadn't seen those reports.

A responsible government had to issue these reports but has left it very late.
David Jones a former Brexit minister on Radio 4 today said he was suprised these reports hadn't been issued earlier and when questioned as to whether they will be factual he hoped they would be in neutral terms but felt they would will be presented factually by the brexit department.

Doesn't make me feel too confident about next week.

JF,i agree.I was more concerned about the immediate effect they will have on UK focused companies on stock market next week.
Have we got any positive news due?

2CV's 84 reports are due to be published next week.The market has probably got some idea of them already but the rest of us pleb's will see reports next week and i can't see it having a positive effect.
It's promised the reports will be factual which makes you wonder if Hunt dropped a clanger last night saying worst decision in generations,then tried to cover it up today by saying Britian will prosper.
Prosper in political talk means survive which we all know we would.

Shirt on,i know you are calisto.

EU has to be a contributory fault to Genoa bridge collapse and not Autostrade who take the tolls on this road.
Bit like the first Severn bridge built around the same time which has received more tolls than the construction and maintenance cost in fact enough to build a second crossing,it would have to be the EU's fault if it collapsed.
Prehaps the EU should have pocketed the tolls?

Forgive me i fell asleep watching the Lloyds share price graph.
If nothing else the last two years have proved that we have many checks in the UK political system and the important
ones recieve additional attention.Whether it be Brexit or Corbyn's Labour, a daft decision is unlikely to get through.
Fag break.