I think the only thing we shall ever agree upon is that May is a complete liability. When she appointed Davis she should have then subsequently kept her nose out and left the frogs etc to deal with him and him alone. What annoys those of us who voted out is that she said she was drawing a red line under certain issues, but no-one trusts her not to renage on that promise. We already have this ‘transition period’ fudge hanging over departure and the likelihood that the ‘red line’ will be painted over during that period. Or perhaps more pertinent, the second referendum comes about because the ‘People’s Vote’ campaign gets enough MPs worried about their ability to keep their noses in the trough. (Funny that, how the remoaners consider themselves ‘people’ and all the leavers ‘knuckle draggers’)
The only good thing to come out of yesterday was May’s reminder that the UK is working on byeeee in March next year, full stop. Now that might just concentrate the mind of the shekel gloaters in the EU that they ain’t getting their divorce money. The cloggies are already having kittens over potentially losing their dairy sales to the UK.The Herren will also have to dig deeper into their pockets if Britain decides that while it is in our interest to have British troops still stationed in Germany, the full financial cost will have to be met by the hosts.