| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:00 - Jul 18 with 2122 views | Ryorry |
Was he definitely intending to do that? |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:01 - Jul 18 with 2120 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:00 - Jul 18 by Ryorry |
Was he definitely intending to do that? |
Yes. He has said multiple times he is prepared to do so. |  | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:01 - Jul 18 with 2118 views | J2BLUE |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:00 - Jul 18 by Ryorry |
Was he definitely intending to do that? |
He refused to rule it out but why wouldn't you if you have no principles and know the voters are mostly Brexit at any cost loons. |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:02 - Jul 18 with 2102 views | Ryorry |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:01 - Jul 18 by J2BLUE |
He refused to rule it out but why wouldn't you if you have no principles and know the voters are mostly Brexit at any cost loons. |
Right! thanks (EG too). | |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:02 - Jul 18 with 2103 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:01 - Jul 18 by J2BLUE |
He refused to rule it out but why wouldn't you if you have no principles and know the voters are mostly Brexit at any cost loons. |
And of course today the OBR have said a no deal will also plunge us into recession
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49027889 | | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:09 - Jul 18 with 2059 views | BloomBlue |
They said could not would, big difference |  | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:09 - Jul 18 with 2057 views | Bluebell |
You learn something every day. I hadn’t a clue what ‘prorouging’ meant so looked it up!
Well I’m blowed, never knew that before.  |  | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:10 - Jul 18 with 2053 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:09 - Jul 18 by BloomBlue |
They said could not would, big difference |
Alongside about 300 other economists who have said the same. One has said the opposite, as cited by the OBR today.
They of course can’t see into the future, but i’d trust all of them over the one Johnson economist.
Maybe Johnson should stick to researching Kipper facts, given his lies last night
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:21 - Jul 18 with 2013 views | factual_blue |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:09 - Jul 18 by Bluebell |
You learn something every day. I hadn’t a clue what ‘prorouging’ meant so looked it up!
Well I’m blowed, never knew that before. |
EG meant 'proroguing'. 'Prorouging' would be some sort of ladies' make-up thing. |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:22 - Jul 18 with 2009 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:21 - Jul 18 by factual_blue |
EG meant 'proroguing'. 'Prorouging' would be some sort of ladies' make-up thing. |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:22 - Jul 18 with 2008 views | BloomBlue |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:10 - Jul 18 by ElderGrizzly |
Alongside about 300 other economists who have said the same. One has said the opposite, as cited by the OBR today.
They of course can’t see into the future, but i’d trust all of them over the one Johnson economist.
Maybe Johnson should stick to researching Kipper facts, given his lies last night
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Bit like the 300+ economists who said the markets wouldn't crash 10 years ago.
As I've said to a couple of these economists the day you guarantee it will happened and you give all your money and pension pot to charity if it doesnt I'll believe you. I've not yet found one who will take up that offer, strange when you think are insistent it will happen | | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 14:24 - Jul 18 with 1995 views | lowhouseblue |
no deal has never been a serious possibility - the commons was always going to block it. |  |
| And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 14:24 - Jul 18 with 1995 views | SWGF |
Christine won't be happy. Well worth 13mins of everyone's time.
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:27 - Jul 18 with 1966 views | factual_blue |
I recall the OBR was invented to give the cameron govt the 'right' answers.
He-ho. | |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:32 - Jul 18 with 1942 views | Ryorry |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:27 - Jul 18 by factual_blue |
I recall the OBR was invented to give the cameron govt the 'right' answers.
He-ho. |
Irony POTD. | |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:02 - Jul 18 with 1887 views | Guthrum |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 14:24 - Jul 18 by lowhouseblue |
no deal has never been a serious possibility - the commons was always going to block it. |
Parliament has to be sitting in order to do that. This was about whether it could be dismissed, at the request of the Cabinet, in order simply to let the clock run down. Which now becomes a lot less feasible. |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:04 - Jul 18 with 1875 views | lowhouseblue |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:02 - Jul 18 by Guthrum |
Parliament has to be sitting in order to do that. This was about whether it could be dismissed, at the request of the Cabinet, in order simply to let the clock run down. Which now becomes a lot less feasible. |
the commons with the speaker would have got around that. the vote today understates the size of the commons majority against no deal. | |
| And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:17 - Jul 18 with 1838 views | Guthrum |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:04 - Jul 18 by lowhouseblue |
the commons with the speaker would have got around that. the vote today understates the size of the commons majority against no deal. |
Technically, the Cabinet, as a quorum of the Privy Council, can request that the Queen prorogues Parliament. There is nothing the Commons can do to prevent that.
However, the amendment to this Act is intended to ensure that Parliament will have to be sitting during the crucial period. | |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 16:28 - Jul 18 with 1773 views | Ryorry |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 15:17 - Jul 18 by Guthrum |
Technically, the Cabinet, as a quorum of the Privy Council, can request that the Queen prorogues Parliament. There is nothing the Commons can do to prevent that.
However, the amendment to this Act is intended to ensure that Parliament will have to be sitting during the crucial period. |
I wonder, re your first para, whether the Queen would ever be prepared to be "strategically ill" in order to avoid giving her consent!  She'd surely object personally to such a politically motivated attack on our constitution (unwritten though it is) - and probably also to a no-deal which she can see would adversely affect the UK. | |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 16:39 - Jul 18 with 1754 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:10 - Jul 18 by ElderGrizzly |
Alongside about 300 other economists who have said the same. One has said the opposite, as cited by the OBR today.
They of course can’t see into the future, but i’d trust all of them over the one Johnson economist.
Maybe Johnson should stick to researching Kipper facts, given his lies last night
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Are these the same economists who forecast a 2016 and 2017 recession on the shockwaves of a leave vote? |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 16:42 - Jul 18 with 1751 views | footers |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 16:39 - Jul 18 by GlasgowBlue |
Are these the same economists who forecast a 2016 and 2017 recession on the shockwaves of a leave vote? |
What are the Brexiteer economists forecasting? According to a study from Cardiff uni we could be £90bn better off!
Let the good times roll :) |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 16:55 - Jul 18 with 1727 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 16:39 - Jul 18 by GlasgowBlue |
Are these the same economists who forecast a 2016 and 2017 recession on the shockwaves of a leave vote? |
Here we go again. Let's step back from the semantics and agree that the majority forecasted a negative response. Which is what's happened. |  |
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| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 17:13 - Jul 18 with 1683 views | Eireannach_gorm |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:10 - Jul 18 by ElderGrizzly |
Alongside about 300 other economists who have said the same. One has said the opposite, as cited by the OBR today.
They of course can’t see into the future, but i’d trust all of them over the one Johnson economist.
Maybe Johnson should stick to researching Kipper facts, given his lies last night
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He's the gift that just keeps on giving.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/18/boris-johnson-claims-about-kipp |  | | |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 17:35 - Jul 18 with 1634 views | Guthrum |
| Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 16:28 - Jul 18 by Ryorry |
I wonder, re your first para, whether the Queen would ever be prepared to be "strategically ill" in order to avoid giving her consent! She'd surely object personally to such a politically motivated attack on our constitution (unwritten though it is) - and probably also to a no-deal which she can see would adversely affect the UK. |
It would also be dragging the monarch into politics, which is considered extremely bad form. | |
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