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Theresa May reportedly cancelling Brexit deal vote in parliament to avoid humiliating defeat -- nm

Posted by Reagen Dec 10 '18, 05:48

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Unfortunately not just cancelling Brexit. If she lost the vote there would be a leadership challenge - LMS Dec 10, 06:01
If I wanted to oversimplify Brexit in a completely outrageous way, it’s all about racism right? -- nm - Qale Dec 10, 05:59 3
- For some sure, the irony being it would allow more non-white Europeans into the country instead. -- nm - LMS Dec 10, 06:03 1
  - I appreciate the replies. -- nm - Qale Dec 10, 06:36
- I'm far from a Brexit expert but that's an interesting question. My understanding is that a big part of Brexit - ty97 Dec 10, 06:02
I’m sure humiliating defeat will catch up with her someday though. -- nm - Roger More Dec 10, 05:59
I'm not clear on what would happen it it's voted down -- nm - prayformojo Dec 10, 05:58 5
- No one else is, either. -- nm - Reagen Dec 10, 06:01
- From what I understand, it could topple her government. Sure, pulling the vote could as well - ty97 Dec 10, 05:59 3
  - Not directly. At any time the Parliament could call a no confidence motion in May, but that’s unlikely as it would probably trigger a general election - Roger More Dec 10, 06:08 2
    - Oh hey super dumb question: I now elections can be triggered, but is there also a set time window where elections have to happen anyway? -- nm - ty97 Dec 10, 06:11 1
      - Yes - the UK introduced fixed terms for Parliament a few years back. - Roger More Dec 10, 06:14

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