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And that's what I said. I just referred back to originally and then to a Guardian report that a majority backed May's deal, but not all business leaders.

As long as the dog's vegetarian I'm happy.

Chocolate and cream surprise.

No, it's crap. Dull, boring and derivative. In reality though, yes, yes and yes!!!!!!

There's an awful lot of MPs I wouldn't buy a used car off for sure, Nick

Yeah, I got it. Why do you think I keep ending my posts with winkies. ;) So much is misread and misunderstood on here.

Historically they have all done it though and it's one thing that puts me off politics. I don't see of how a policy of they are worse than us is something to be proudly campaigning upon.

What does that tell you about the general public then? She has been a disaster, but they are surely just clinging to the fact she has promised Brexit.

Oliver Cromwell.

Yeah, or they would be going 'Corbyn slams door on May? I thought we were leaving on the 29th March?'

I can only imagine a Daily Mail story like this in children's storybook style. 'Dainty, sweet little Theresa of whitest teeth and purest heart , was playing softly in the meadow, when suddenly the hideous, ugly Corbyn appeared, breathing fire and dribbling snot. Pretty little, slim and...

I know there is bias with the newspapers, but dear me. You have to laugh. Corbyn slams door on Theresa. Surname, first name.

They are relatively easy to spot anyway aren't they.T I would expect to see someone looking like this, carrying a pencil and notepad.

I don't know the stats of the split, but how many of the Tory government are for Brexit and how many are remain? You know?

You think so? I am not at all sure. May has totally ballsed this up.

I agree. I don't really trust any of them at the moment and Labour need to make their position crystal clear. I understand it is tough for Corbyn in his not wanting to piss off many of his own party and Labour voters, but they need to come out with a definitive standpoint. A lot of business...

I have no problem with VAR as I have said many times. But it has to be used correctly. If that was a crystal clear offside last night, then fine , but it wasn't. Not by a long chalk.

Obviously that was initially, but as this article says, a majority of business leaders backed May's deal, not all, so I was correct. Some business were against it. More than 170 business leaders join call for second Brexit referendum

Exactly. How has she been acting in the national interest when she has been pushing a deal that no-one wants. Not even people in her own party. She's allowed red lines and everyone else isn't?

Most didn't want Brexit at all.