It will polarise Parliament.
She is blaming Parliament for not rolling over and agreeing to a deal they had no part in making
Parliament is not there to rubber stamp the PMs ideas. Their job is to hold her to account, to examine and debate her ideas and approve or not.
Begins with âIt is high time we made a decisionâ and blithely ignores that Parliament has already made two decisions (reject WA and No to No Deal). The fact it was forced to reject WA twice and (possibly thrice) and has said âno to no dealâ twice is her fault as she, as leader of the Govt., controls the business of the house and has no right to ignore its views as expressed through many votes.
Sounds like Corbyn didnât miss anything. Apart from sharing a sofa with someone whoâd called him a racist. Certainly TM wasnât compromising at all according to Ian Blackford or Caroline Lucas. And then for her to come out & feign concern for schools & hospitals. She can get to fuck. Looking forward to her ashen faced resignation speech. Grieve was one of many who nailed her this afternoon. Justine Greening also made a very good speech.