Because you used the word. But I don't think you are articulate enough to understand it.

And your opinion concerns me, because?

Old people are best left waiting for their mext set of medication, keep believing in Corbyn.

Look up irony in the dictionary at the same time.

But not Corbyn

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Oh dear, you couldn't even get that right the first time.

Mrs May is certainly not showing herself in a good light (although I doubt she looks good in the dark!)

Who would be better, Johnson, Corbyn, Rees-Mogg.Politicians have lost what little credibility they had.

What she did last night was beyond the pale - pitting the electorate against MP's, at a time when they are receiving unprecedented levels of threatening behaviour, was toxic and irresponsible - and possibly dangerous.

She has to go.

Agree, but to be replaced by who? There isn't a beacon of hope in the HoC, on any side.

A general election has to happen - the Govt is fundamentally broken; so a long delay to Article 50, which the EU would allow for a significant democratic event, and let the people decide who they want to pick up the pieces.

I can envision a Labour government brokering a much softer Brexit, which the EU have already agreed in principle and would certainly command a majority in the HoC, then putting it back to the people for a final say - hard to argue that that isn't democratic.

I can't stomach the thought of a Labour government, they would spend, spend, spend all over again.

we could try not holding the election polls on a Giro Thursday, maybe try a Saturday/Sunday when more people would vote (but that is a different conversation), IF Labour ever get back into power in the UK I will have to leave, and it won't be a soft exit!

May should look at how Jacinda Ardern has managed a national crisis with humility, intelligence, respect & leadership, without trying to show everyone how tough she is.

It wont be that easy if we are out of Europe & the former Empire wont want a man at your age & with your limited abilities. However, I have some contacts & will try & swing it for you. I'd even pay your plane fare.

My age?, ability?

You do make me laugh, internet troll.

She's not wrong though. Throughout, MPs from all parties have put their own individual agendas ahead of reaching a reasonable agreement with the EU. Strings of ridiculous amendments and blocking mechanisms have done nothing but weaken our position.

Even now, when agreement is urgently needed, they cannot help but waffle on more about general elections and other irrelevant rubbish than solving the issue at hand.

Cross party would never have worked, as proven by Corbyn's childish reaction yesterday.

So tough titties to any poor offended MPs I'm afraid. Play your games and pray you have a job next time round, because the anger is palpable and frankly they deserve all the scorn being poured their way.