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@PeterWe78462867
@alice1359
Yep, and plenty of pensioners have paid taxes all of their lives, and now have to choose between food or heating. I have no idea why we borrow money to give away in Aid, or to import more claimants. Madness.
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@EmmaKennedy
No, absolutely. Much better to stick with the existing parties who either dither and offer no clear policies, or break every manifesto promise that they stand on. I’ll take my chances with the Brexit Party, thank you.
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@arusbridger
Absolutely. Trump could never win, Brexit would never happen and the Tories would win by a landslide at the last election. These polls really have their finger on the pulse of the nation, don't they?
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@CPhilpOfficial
Please keep telling yourself that, and expect to wave goodbye to your seat and your party. Brexit (in case there is any doubt) means leaving the EU, without compromise. There is now a party who are promising this. We will vote for them, and not for you.
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@Stop_The_EU
@HughRBennett
@darrengrimes_
I agree. It seems like the best option is to start all over again and insist on the hardest of Brexits. The PM’s deal is a treaty (and who on earth needs a treaty to leave an organisation?) and it’s primary purpose is to lock us in. Unacceptable.
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@screwlabour
@elonmusk
Agree 100%. Elon paid $44billion to protect free speech, and I am happy to chip in.
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@boblister_poole
It does seem odd for someone who accepted the title, ‘Commander of the British Empire’ to have a problem with the British Empire.
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@Mike_Fabricant
Knockout. Now, if we can just find a way for her to connect with 17.4 million Leave voters, we will have made real progress today.
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It looks like he is genuinely shocked that a. people outside the BBC bubble disagree with him and that b. people are not instantly cowed by his inherent awesomeness. Smug, charmless and a great asset to we Brexiteers.
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@1maggiewinter
And what does he think will happen if we ignore the majority vote in a Referendum?
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@Jonteinspain
@Bolddigger52
I think she is probably too honourable and decent to rise to the top, but she would have made a fantastic Labour leader.
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@NadineDorries
Maybe we could try doing what 17.4 million people told you to do. That might work.
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@NimkoAli
Well, in that case, the electorate will form the same opinion and they won’t vote for him. On the other hand, perhaps you fear exactly the opposite result and so you feel the need to tell us all the ‘right’ way to think. Again.
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@FionaOnasanyaMP
Perhaps you could advise us on how to leave early. I understand you have some expertise in this area.
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@Change_Britain
Good grief, he is one of the people who said that 17.4 million people didn't understand the difference between 'In' or 'Out'. Hopeless. Absolutely hopeless.
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@brexitblog_info
Maybe Jeremy Kyle could take over as speaker, to deal with our new breed of Chav MPs
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@calvinrobinson
@stevebr98325879
I completely agree. I would like to go back to having a Police Force, not a Police Service please.
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@angela_louise_
@theresa_may
Well said. I am self-employed and I have never had a problem with finding the motivation to get stuck in. Today, I can't get going and I can't see the point. The politicians have broken every social contract and have left us with no reason to do the right thing.
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@YvetteHenson
@Sheffield_12
Not good enough. He should be made to apologise to her in person and on prime-time TV.
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@DCBMEP
‘Leave now and sort it later’ makes no sense. The WA castrates us and makes everything more difficult, especially leaving. That is precisely what the EU designed it to do.
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@OTVDesk
@Conservatives
Agree 100%. I joined yesterday, and I am waiting for the leadership challenge. Point to note: you have to be a member for 3 months before you can vote
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@DVATW
Not to worry. History tells us that the Italians start by following a German-led coalition and then change sides.
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@ForChange_Now
..... as long as we don’t have to hold by-elections to see if our constituents support our ideas
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@HappilyUnwoke
@Eastwood1A1
@seangbuckley
@corde39140
@lou_loutinks
@GoodKingLou
@HotelNewla36447
@givarche
@robclarke914
@GedHiggins1
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@christina300949
Yes, that is the case now. I honestly believe that they will evolve- and quickly. IMHO there are 17.4 million people who want to a. vote for true Brexit and b. stick it to our rotten, two-party parliament. I am counting on being able to vote for a Brexit candidate in the next GE.
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@HowlandRobin
We did ‘unite and progress’. 17.4 million people agreed that we should leave. Asking us to accept the PMs utter capitulation is undemocratic. She and the remainders need to compromise, not us.
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@Hawkesbay69
@Yanarta_Min
@PeteRoberts44
@TrumpPatriots47
@SasquatchSr
@GaryBrumz
@TroyShilling
@Chris4123441
@Tigersw1n
@Boobaloosh
@truthishard__
@SchaferLyle
@hoodoo907
@WhyIsYouLyinBro
@ELEiscoming
@MyMsStar
@beerponiesnjeep
@deadbrainworm
@GME_Rocket
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@Phil_Nourse
I completely agree. Boris is much more likeable than T May, but his ‘deal’ is not Brexit. Our system is broken and the Brexit Party will get my vote, because they want to leave the EU.
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@Arron_banks
I see all of those people you have named as patriotic, democratic heroes. Stop telling us what we think, feel and believe.
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@boblister_poole
..and of course, no other country in the World will want to sell produce to the fifth richest country, will they?
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@UKmacD
@WestmonsterUK
I'm sure that the Conservatives are telling themselves that this will save them at the next election. I look forward to proving them wrong.
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@teresadg0
I'd like to get in contact with Mr Graystone. He can give me £10 notes and I'll give him 4 quid back each time. I'll tell him how he has to spend that money, and he can then go around telling everyone what a generous bloke I am. It works for me.
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@bob981949
@jojojoheeley
Agree 100%, and the fact that we borrow this money, to give it away, is obscene.
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@LanceForman
Now might be a good time to re-sell the specific advantages of leaving, not just concepts of independence and freedom. I want to hear about trade deals with the rest of the world, lower prices, attracting businesses with lower taxes, being able to bail out industries, etc please
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@NJamesWorld
Absolutely. She has been a brilliant ambassador for the EU. That is her job, isn’t it?
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@Shelltop8
Man alive! He looks like the kid who forgot his PE kit, and had to do the lesson in his vest and pants. Tragic.
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@Bolddigger52
I seem to remember that 17.4 million people came together, and apparently that now means nothing. Enough with the ‘bloody difficult woman’ crap. She needs to move towards Brexiteers, not vice versa
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@brexitblog_info
Agreed, and don’t forget that they have also raised the retirement age. You know, because the country hasn’t got enough money.
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@ActionBrexit
is it possible that they've put Diane Abbot in charge of the 52/48 proportional split?
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@boldyboyuk
@eyeress1
@Markone957795
@NickyWass
@manwhocantsleep
@AthanasiusSeba1
@Lady___Desire
@joebish40717466
@r_streak
@FadedRad
@_s_daniell
@funkmeister42
@giacinto709
@Boobaloosh
@PeteBritain
@MontysinghRaj
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@tobystyke74
@kinnoir4sale1
In fairness, he has created a much safer environment for the people committing those crimes.
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@OTVDesk
@Conservatives
Brilliant! I honestly think that everyone in the bubble is in total denial and that it will come as a huge shock when you, me and 17 million others have a similar reaction- especially at the ballot box.
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@TwinsBus
@reformparty_uk
@DonnaLouise1212
@paulateamenceph
@MoosesFelix
@brexit_blue
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@JamesCranworth
Too back-stabby, and another one who is only interested in moves that make him PM. Not a true Brexiteer in my book.
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@Hawkesbay69
@gardenslippers
@twiglethecate
@Fightingfo50615
@nani12054
@IntolerantLeftX
@rufus_jenkins_1
@RN_veteran
@maxwe36889
@ApelsChris
@GeneralFulce
@LauraABasham8
@Schulla007
@FoxMunden
@SteveMccollum9
@TGuru650
@AnnF0rall
@Yanarta_Min
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@Michael_Heaver
@Derekhewson2
Yes, and the option that won the referendum seems to be very low on their priority list
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@SocialM85897394
@roosterbean
@IainDale
I am completely with Ian on this. If he had mansplained and shouted over the other two, they would have beaten him to death with it. Respect works two ways.
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@NickyStix55
I saw some equally OTT bile from this user, aimed at another person I follow. I’ve blocked them, and I hope you have too. I’ve seen nothing in your posts to deserve this reaction, and their venom says far more about them than you. Please keep tweeting.
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@JamesCleverly
How about the whole family down at the Job Centre? You know, to practice for after the next General Election.
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@sallyvale14
Well said. We can punish Labour and Conservatives in the local, European and national elections. Hopefully, one day, we will end up with a Parliament that reflects the will of the majority.
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@Hawkesbay69
@DeerHunter_2024
@Edroswell1
@mtdewman56
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@travel_debs
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@twistin66
@frogsinvegas
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@heidiallen75
.. and no MP should be allowed to move away from the manifesto that they were elected on, or to change parties, without an automatic by- election.
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@NJamesWorld
I take it that the full expenses and salaries of all EU officials are also available for citizens to scrutinise?
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@Sapere_vivere
Yes, absolutely, and the number of people invoking Jo Cox’s name suggests a pre-planned, co-ordinated response campaign. Way beyond distasteful, in my opinion.
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@uk_sf_writer
@WestmonsterUK
The next bit makes me nervous. I am sure that the EU’s ‘planning for no deal’ means causing chaos, to frighten us into staying. We need a PM and a Parliament to fight back, and hard.
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@boldyboyuk
@RichardofExe
@gillianm1967
@PeteRoberts44
@DaisyRaine7
@TomCatface2014
@RonBrexiter
@Brinx65
@FoxMunden
@Allan1165794
@Right2Unite
@Dwhitey2404
@MrFrankWilson2
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@JohnTay20995736
@LoveWestley
Foreign Aid= poor people in rich countries giving money to rich people in poor countries. We have enough need at home.
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@NikkiStix55
When my Mum was going through treatment and felt rough, she liked bananas and custard. I apologise if this idea makes you feel worse, but you never know. Hope you find something that you can enjoy.
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@gabriel160519
Yet another good reason for a General Election. Jess mistakes her opinions for facts and she forgets that most of her constituents voted to leave. As with Rory Stuart, it would be good to show her that most voters think less of her than she does
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@accordingtowoz
@GuitarmanJoel
@Iowa_1776
@bitemecommies
@AmericanVsGov
@Alaska0420
@montetakacs
@SnyderforFL
@Bella_CowgirlTX
@EpiphanyMAGA
@Freedom4us4all
@KSOKUNCENSORED
@ThatbasedLatinx
@KashLeeKelly1
@TruthSlingerX
@TWSYF_USA
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@richie_morgan59
@alecr1952
@amarose7785
@DCBMEP
@Jacob_Rees_Mogg
Agreed. I admired him for doing all of the heavy lifting, while Boris and the others ran away (again). It looks like he has finally sold out too.
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@BrugesGroup
@CharleaChaieb
My smart meters show that we pay roughly 4p per KW/H for gas, and 15p KW/H for electricity. This means that my utility bills would quadruple- meaning the average household would need £5000 pa to heat their homes. Madness.
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@UKfollowgain
I mean, seriously who are the respondents (3% as I write this), who believe that it was the EU? Do these people walk among us, you know without guards and medication?
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