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> her political future depends on it. Her political future was obliterated when the first vote was lost by huge margin. She'd be out already but for the fact n
by NeedMoreTea 8y ago
> her political future depends on it.
Her political future was obliterated when the first vote was lost by huge margin. She'd be out already but for the fact no one with a brain wants to be in charge during this farce - the bad smell would cover them too.
If she chose to withdraw Article 50 and remain, she'd certainly lose yet again, though ironically quite likely by a smaller margin. The Tories have been split over Europe since before we joined.
- kstenerud 8y agoYes, sorry, I meant to say that she thinks her political future depends on it, not that it actually does. Although by now she's more likely just playing along because her colleagues won't allow her to rock the boat.
- benj111 8y ago"thinks her political future depends on it" Even that's putting it too strongly. She's already said she won't lead the Tories into the next election. She's a massively divisive figure. She'll be remembered, but I don't think it'll be positively.