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It's pretty clear that he did not win at all. (A) Hillary got about 3 million more votes than Trump did. (B) The obsolete system that is the Electoral College is what handed the office to Trump, and (C) pay closer attention to the various investigations. Russian money, laundered through the NRA to the Republican party... Trump's money laundering for the Russian mob, stretching back decades... Paul Manafort's obvious lobbying on behalf of Russia while he was also serving as Trump's campaign chairman... It's all crashing down on his bloated orange carcass. Open your eyes and pass the popcorn.
Trump didn't win it on his own merit, without cheating.
As for Brexit, I can only hope and wish the very best for all my U.K. friends and everyone who will be affected by this (globally). It has the marks of a bad disaster, with terrible effects that will be worse than imagined and last for years. I personally hope it can be stopped and that the U.K. remains.
Thank you, @4EverBonded.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47278902
You need to clarify what you mean by sovereignty. Every trade deal and international treaty in some ways barters sovereignty for what one side wants and the other side needs.. The EU is/was no different.
When we strike that US-UK trade deal and Trump demands that we open up our markets to chlorinated chicken and privatise our health care so US firms can run it, that will also be a trade off in terms of sovereignty.
If you don't understand this then I very much hope you were not old enough to vote in the referendum.
I'm afraid I don't think even a majority of those who voted for Brexit had the slightest idea what they were voting for or what the implications would be.
It is quite simply an act of the grossest stupidity and self harm perpetrated by the British electorate upon themselves. That's what happens when you short circuit representative democracy.
The people we elect and pay to run the country know this but are too scared or depressed to tell the people that they're utterly wrong.
The plot thickens!!!
He will be around certainly until the next general election barry007, whenever that may swing around?
Good, as that combined with the Labour defections today will increase the chances of a Conservative majority government being the result of such an election. Keeping Comrade Corbyn away from the keys of No. 10 should be the focus in the time ahead going into the next general election.
Yeah cos the Tories have been doing such a good job.
Do you seriously think Corbyn's Labour would do any better job? They can't even agree on what constitutes anti-semitism, never mind think about running the country.
That doesn't even bear thinking about,my God.
What chance do we have of making a 'successful Brexit' (an oxymoron if there ever was one) with either party in power?
We're doomed even before this benighted project sets sail.
And if they don't live up to their promises we can vote them out too. That's the good thing about democracy.
As Mr White would say? We have people everywhere? ………..am I right?!!! Lol!
If they are as efficient as Quantum then I might vote for them next time !!
She's prepared to waste trips going to Brussels and chatting for an hour with the EU bigwigs then giving an interview where she comes out with the stock phrases about leaving the EU, then a week or two later she repeats it all again. It's very bizarre. She's giving the impression of doing something when she's doing nothing.
I'm sure Margaret Thatcher or Tony Blair would have been more pro-active and come to a decision. I can't imagine they'd faff about for months. You don't have to like Thatcher or Blair but they did lead. It helps to lead when you're the PM, Mrs May! When/if Brexit happens she will go. She has said she won't lead the Conservatives into the next election. That's some small consolation!
Now we have a staunch remainer trying to negotiate for something she doesn't believe in. Sounds like a recipe for disaster doesn't it?
There is no 'good Brexit', just least worst options.
He's still there.
A highly skilled communicator.
I don't blame him in the sense he's been pretty open and actually looks and sounds like a second hand car salesman, so if people believed him and voted for him they deserve everything they're about to get - sorry all you workers at Honda, Vauxhall and Nissan who have already lost or are about to lose your jobs.
His job was done in 2016, although he is still taking his seat in the EU parliament.
Amongst the rest of the population he was always despised.
That sums up the UK right now really. Totally divided between alternate visions of life on earth. One side of (mainly) old and not generally well educated people want to go back to an imagined 1950s past, and the other half wants to try and deal with planet earth as it exists in reality in 2019.
Sadly I feel the former are about to ensure the latter don't get a look in.
Britain is about to enter a long period of relative decline and internal conflict (non violent hopefully) as even if we leave with May's deal, that's just the start of the real substantive negotiations on our future relationship with the EU and our attempts to replace the 60+ free trade deals we currently have as members of the EU with the rest of the world.