XPost: uk.politics.misc 
 From: no@way.com 
  
 The Todal wrote: 
 > 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 Laws are repealed or new laws supersede old laws?€€ Yes?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. 
 > 
  
 I thought was the real function of any leader :-) 
  
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