XPost: uk.politics.misc 
 From: the_todal@icloud.com 
  
 On 30/10/2019 08:41, Omega wrote: 
 > Am I reading it all wrong? 
 > 
 > Glimmering through these groups there appears to be a perception by more 
 > than a handful, we can now, *never* leave the EU without a deal? 
 > 
 > Let us say Boris gets back after an election with the majority he hopes, 
 > then surely his government makes a new law, "The default€€ 'Leave' is 
 > with no deal"? 
 > 
 > Why are people believing, a Deal only Brexit can now take place? 
 > 
 > Laws are repealed or new laws supersede old laws?€€ Yes? 
 > 
 > Tell me someone. 
 > 
  
 You may be under the mistaken impression that Boris wants a no-deal 
 Brexit, because that was the accusation from the opposition for many months. 
  
 He doesn't want a no-deal. He doesn't want to be Prime Minister of a 
 country sinking into recession, with factory closures and unemployment 
 soaring and tax revenues dwindling. Not that it would be his fault, of 
 course. But he knows he wouldn't be able to fix it, and the electorate 
 would then switch its allegiance to a party which claims to be able to 
 fix it. And, of course, the Tory Party would choose a new leader, one 
 who has real political acumen not just the ability to utter enthusiastic 
 platitudes to get the crowds to cheer. 
  
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