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She put party above country and made a right mess ??? She drove her party and her career into the ground pushing for a deal she (appeared to) believed was the

• Jaruzel 7y ago
  Agreed. To her, following through on the result of the referendum was her paramount mission, however she had to deliver that without breaking the country. Which as we've seen results in so many compromises, that leaves no-one happy. Where she may have gone wrong, is leaving it way too late before involving the rest of parliament, however it can be argued, that as the leader of the party in power as voted in by the populous, she had no obligation to bring anything to the house for ratification.
• whenchamenia 7y ago
  There was a clear set of expectations and 'red lines' set out early on by all parties that she seemed too willing, with a wry grin, to ignore. It looked like a belabored attempt to strongarm a deal nobody, except somehow May, wanted. I do not understand how it was allowed to go on so long, except by the spectre of hard-brexit, which seems more overblown each day compared to the current mess.