BREXIT

[fazersharp]

You know I’m still absolutely dumbfounded by the whole thing. 



The Tories promised a referendum on EU membership in order to unite their party so they could win an election.


They win the election and uphold their manifesto promise to hold a referendum on EU membership.


2 out of the 4 countries in the union vote to Remain, but England and Wales vote to LEAVE.


The Prime Minister resigns.


The Tories decide BREXIT it is, even though haven’t yet figured out what that actually means – a red white and blue BREXIT is what we will get – so we are told.


The official opposition (or Muppets)  dutifully vote with the government to trigger article 50, even though there is no plan.


May realising she can’t get any sort of BREXIT through parliament, and sensing that Labour is weak with Jeremey Corbyn at the helm, launches a surprise general election with her ‘strong and stable’ soundbite.


A massive landslide victory will allow May to get the job done, as she pleases, and without opposition.



But what actually happens is May throws away her commons majority and sells out to the DUP to keep the Tory boat afloat. 



As a last desperate act to get the job done May decides she was actually elected President of UK and that parliament will have no say in BREXIT.  Naturally she falls flat on her face.


By the end of last year, she had her deal ready to present to parliament and a date for the vote was set.


Clearly not able to win the vote she pulls it.


The date has now been set for 15[sup]th[/sup] January.  Defeat is almost certain. 

You have actually summed it up very well - for once.