Westminster voting intention...
if "the deadline for the UK to leave the EU has been extended beyond the 31st of October 2019":
LAB: 27%
CON: 26%
BREX: 20%
LDEM: 18%
GRN: 4%
via @ComRes, 16 - 17 Oct
Fantastic 1 page Facts sheet by @Facts4EU
Detailing concisely all the problems with the #WithdawalAgreement#Brexiteers@OwenPaterson @SteveBakerHW @johnredwood MUSTN'T vote this through
It would only drive the UK into a poor relationship & extend current parliamentary farce
Boris’ deal. We have to share our fishing grounds with the EU, we must stay aligned to a lot of their regulations. We are also not allowed to give any financial support to any of our industries. Nor allowed to be competitive or get our own trade deals. This is NOT Brexit.
6 / Yes, Britain wants Brexit done - but this deal would lead to several years more of division and humiliation. It wouldn’t get Brexit done.
The quickest and most democratic way of enacting the will of the people is to leave with a #CleanBreakBrexit.
DEAL: If anyone is wondering whether to support tomorrow, please read this short thread 👇
We have examined Boris’ new deal - here is our verdict:
1 / It’s tempting for leavers to support Boris’ deal. He persuaded the EU to make a big concession - to scrap the #backstop.
As of 6PM, our estimate is that the deal will LOSE in the house of commons by 7 votes.
However, there is a margin of defeat for the Government by 23 or a victory of 9.
(Basically, it's very close).
Is a betrayal coming?
If Northern Ireland ends up trapped in the customs union, it would effectively be annexed by the EU and would mark abject surrender.
#BrexitBetrayal#Surrender https://t.co/LP4VHrQNEx
BREAKING: Boris to EXTEND article 50 if no deal reached by Oct 19.
This could spark the end of the Conservative Party. Is a great #BrexitBetrayal coming? 👇https://t.co/Qj6FifkF0f