welshbairn

A vague commitment to think about it eventually. Sweden have met all the criteria for joining the Euro since 1994, but for recognising the authority of the European Central Bank, and refuse to do so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden_and_the_euro

No country has ever been forced to use the Euro.

You were more entertaining as Yank Mike and Progressive Liberal or whatever you called yourself in your last incarnations. This Tommy Robinson lite act is cringeworthy.

I'm one of the few people that hope May's deal passes. It decides nothing about our future relationship with the EU, we'll have left and honoured the referendum. Then we can hold another one if a majority thinks we'd be better off back in.

Think I preferred his MAGA phase. YankMike was it? Followed by Progressive something.

Do you come back from America every election and get back on the electoral register?

FTFY

Referenda are an alien concept to British democracy, unlike where you are. There's no rules or conventions about them, the last one wasn't even legally binding, just an advisory snap poll. There is zero democratic deficit in consulting the electorate again about the manner of our leaving, or if they still want to do so.

I'll take that as a yes.

The majority of Tory MP's are remainers.

Is @weegienative Swampy?

80 votes against her. 235 for. No more than 100 against. I may of course be humiliatingly wrong.

The EU are furious about that, it was the judges. Allowing countries to commit to Article 50 and unilaterally revoke it on a whim and repeat is not conducive to stability.

She'll win easily, the party is utterly split and there is no candidate capable of uniting it.

You don't think her job title means she actually does the editing do you?