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AndyHogan14
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« on: February 21, 2019, 10:48:54 PM »

My question is, what happens if you get 9+ more Tory defections? Could they force some sort of national unity government? Obviously, former Tory MPs would refuse to back a no confidence motion to trigger a general election (out of fear of a possible Corbyn government), but putting together some sort of unity government until this parliamentary term ends would have to be one of their goals, right?
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« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2019, 09:03:59 PM »

Tonight's statements from leading EU figures like Donald Tusk or Manfred Weber indicate that they need to see an actual reason and purpose for extending Article 50. What does the UK want to do with an extension, specifically? Holding a snap election? Or a organizing a second referendum? At the same time, the EU has made clear that it doesn't consider wanting to renegotiate the deal another time as a legitimate reason.

They don't need a legitimate reason to revoke Article 50 (which they can do unilaterally) and that, in essence, could act as a two year delay if they reinstate Article 50 shortly thereafter.
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