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The worst out of the lot, Peter Lilley. One of the most odious politicians in my lifetime.

The last time I’m doing this for you. Clear as day, from 25 minutes talks about free trade deals incl Australia. As I said last week, if you think she’s lying then fine, but according to her, I am still getting free trade deals under her plan.

But he asked me about Australia

As usual, you’re wrong Can I suggest you use google to find out what she said.

I’ve told you, watch the news. May discussed the Australian potential tie up at the CBI yesterday.

It basically all depends how it turns out given that it’s still all rhetoric at this stage and is yet to be negotiated. I could be persuaded by remain, Mays deal or leaving on WTO given different circumstances. I think it’s only going get sorted properly by a general election, but only if Labour are honest enough to go into it backing remain.

I was just being mischievous. The comments you quoted were Ewerks from a previous immigration debate.

Are you saying that to be against high levels of immigration is to be racist? It’s not like, it’s nationalist not racist.

Fuck off you bore. You asked the same question last week and I told the PM was on her feet in the commons confirming we could do FTA’s. She did the same again at the CBI conference today. Pay a bit more attention to the news and you may not need to ask as many questions.

Cough cough @Howmanheyman

Meets all my criteria as listed here many times.

Nailed by the Times

ooh someone’s been at the sherry.

Getting over my HOC withdrawals by re-watching the original based in the U.K. A bit dated but still a deliciously dark feast.

Ahem

Or the PR narrative starting, this deal or crashing out & Labour must act in the national interest, gathers steam before the vote in 4 weeks.

And admits (as potential PM) he hasn’t read the withdrawal agreement

Hopefully a life lesson learned for @Kid Dynamite

Latest polling: Tories down / Leave up.

Dodgy Iraq dossier when he was Blair’s spin man maybe?

Massive boost to May getting Amber Rudd back in there batting for her.

From the CBI We are united in the view that the Government’s proposed deal represents hard-won progress. It requires all sides – including business – to compromise, Despite the political noise at Westminster, the real life implications for people and regions across the UK are what really matter. Business urges all involved to assess the way forward on this basis.”

Only 100 to go and she’ll catch up to JC’s record on resignations

Junior health minister / May loyalists / brexiteer. Looking after domestic Brexit readiness apparently.

Nobody knows til Graham Brady pipes up. He hasn’t. She’ll romp home regardless.