BREXIT

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Why does Theresa May have to let parliament vote on her deal?

It’s because the UK is a parliamentary democracy.  All legislation has to be approved by parliament.  May has tried to by-pass parliament but the supreme court ruled against her.

Why should Corbyn's bunch of opportunists be allowed to sink it just so that they can get one step closer to a general election.

You mean the official opposition.  The Labour party can’t get a general election.  If there was a vote of no confidence in the government, the DUP would either vote with the Tory party or sit on the fence.  Either way Labour cannot call a general election.

Surely we should be asked whether or not to accept either May's Brexit deal or a no deal Brexit?.

Parliament will not accept, will not allow a no deal BREXIT.  The new saying is that any deal is better than No Deal.
As parliament is essentially log jammed, a second referendum is a possible way forward.  However, the question would be;


Do you wish to accept the governments terms for BREXIT.
Or
Do you wish to remain in the EU.



Bear in mind that May’s deal leaves the UK in essentially the same position as Turkey.  They have a customs agreement but they have no say in EU trading law, standards or legislation.


To sum up;


Nobody but a handful of BREXITEER nutters at Westminster think a No Deal BREXIT is a good idea.  So it is not going to happen.
You will struggle to find anybody who will state that May’s deal is a better deal than the deal we already have.
The best option is to remain.


It May now be a matter of whether the British public are willing to press the self-destruct button for a second time and reduce our standing in the world to that of Turkey.