Grow some and say what you think - its not difficult.

Let's have a look at few of her other gaffs:
1. Taxi drivers not stop for black customers?
2. She voted to ban MI5 and special branch
3. She said Davao del Norte was in Indonesia when it was in Philippines
4. Spouts Socialist policies yet sent her kids to private school
5. Suggest Reker Ahmed was dead when he was alive and kicking

Corbyn's party speech about a start up in Scotland!!

Labour's list is equally as long as the Tories - these are politicians after all

Wow indeed - positive discrimination is the way forward - those whiteys how dare they point out facts about some black folks - shouldn't be allowed!!

You are unreal

Seeing the Tory party is such disarray is excellent! Long may it continue!

Back on topic, it really does look like Mrs "strong and stable" May, is determined to hang on to the last, offering to resign before the next General Election.
Part of being a good leader is knowing when your time is up but, nobody seems to have told her.
Hopefully she'll be gone by the morning BUT, the Brexit mess will remain.
Our crdibility on the world stage must be like the value of the pound, at its lowest ever value.

Thread trimmed a little. Play nicely people, no personal insults.

expect may to win the vote tonight.

farce really they wont have enough to oust her.

then back to the eu deal arrangement again before jan 21st!

Of course she'll win the vote, nobody in their right mind would want the job.

Indeed and when you look at the potential replacements Johnson, Gove etc there isn't much competition.

Having said that, she's an awful leader and is paying the price for not choosing a side, which has hacked off much of her own party and the majority of the electorate.
The phrase aboput pleaseing some people all of the time and everyone some of the time springs to mind.

Whatever happened to the Norway ++ deal that seemed to be the idea post rthe referendum result, we seem miles away.

So the three choices, realistically, are still:

No brexit, with a crisis of democratic legitimacy
No deal brexit, with significant economic dislocation
May’s deal which nobody likes

I’m increasingly ‘attracted’ to the third. If we need to unite the country, the opportunity is there to do so in a feeling of disappointment. Just get the misery over and done with. I’m sure Farage and Rees-Mogg will spend their dotages raving about betrayal, but some people want the moon on a stick - that can’t be helped.

At least our leader is chosen by the people.