>
>>
> ....
>> And if Boris can delay long enough there will be not be enough time to
>> organise either of those before we fall out
>
> Even Macron has said that he would be willing to approve an extension to
> the deadline if it were to allow time for a general election or another > referendum.
but the PM doesn't have to accept it
>> So we will have an election. Soon.
>>
>> we might
>>
>> it is not inevitable...
>
> Merely very likely if Boris gets in and does what he says he will.
> If it looks like Boris is delaying in hope of forcing a no deal Brexit,
but he won't be noticeably delaying
he will be asking the other side to re-negotiate
if they continually say no. What is he reasonably supposed to do?
say "F*ck it, we'll stay in then"?
Um, I don't think so.
a vote of no confidence is virtually certain. With Chris Davies
> de-selected and unlikely to win the seat back, the Tories are already one
> MP down. If, as promised, 'a dozen or so' rebel and back a motion of no
> confidence, it could well succeed.
I don't disagree
But I still contest that if they do that, that path will not get the result that they want, in the end
tim