Trump should go and visit Nigel Farage. He will be available if May wants to meet him, but May said she won't if he meets Farage.
Does Trump meet the Queen? If so it's a great trip, meeting Farage and the Queen, and May gets nothing.
Trump should go and visit Nigel Farage. He will be available if May wants to meet him, but May said she won't if he meets Farage.
Does Trump meet the Queen? If so it's a great trip, meeting Farage and the Queen, and May gets nothing.
Maybe they were tricked, maybe they were willing to be tricked. I didn't school them before (too personally risky) and still don't now (same), but I may quietly discriminate against them.
We'll see how they do. They have a chance to improve, no more or less than that. I won't push them away from MAGA, and of course each of us judges others on their actions.
Parliament voted to let the public vote on Brexit.
The public voted for Brexit.
Then a court (sound familiar) said that referendum wasn't enough, and Parliament had to decide, again.
Parliament confirmed the public vote for Brexit. The Lords wanted to soften it, but Commons refused to soften it.
Then May went to negotiate with the EU and didn't seem to push very hard. Europe took and took and took. It looks like May will submit a very damaging (huge payments to the EU) proposal to Parliament for implementation.
In that bill (I think) there can be the softening or even yet another retreat to a public revote.
This starts to read like the Preamble to our Declaration of Independence, that "long train of abuses". But the Islamified Brits, who generally treat politics as a spectator sport anyway, won't do anything.
Oh yeah, after the public voted and Parliament confirmed that vote, then the Queen signed off on it. That really should have locked it in. But still the gremlins behind the scenes worked to undermine it, same as they work constantly to undermine Trump.