No deal Brexit or Corbyn government?

Sailtheworld

Buster_Move wrote: »

That's where UKIP -> The Brexit Party (and now to some degree the LibDems) have had a huge advantage; where they stand on Brexit is abundantly obvious.

It's an advantage only for those who are going to head into a polling booth at the general election and vote on a single issue.

triathlon

And yet another stupid thread on Brexit on a property discussion board

Thrugelmir

lvader wrote: »

Labour are very open about their policies.

What's their alternative plan for Brexit? Still waiting...........

phillw

lvader wrote: »

Is that still their policy?

I believe their position in the new manifesto would be that they would have a 2nd referendum.

Leave are scared about a 2nd referendum as they know they'd lose.

Thrugelmir

phillw wrote: »

I believe their position in the new manifesto would be that they would have a 2nd referendum.

You seem well informed.

prowla

If the outcome of this is that we end up remaining, then I vote for the abolition of the UK Government & Parliament, as they have pretty much shown themselves to be incapable of governing and representing the wishes of their constituents.

SpiderLegs

phillw wrote: »

I believe their position in the new manifesto would be that they would have a 2nd referendum.

Leave are scared about a 2nd referendum as they know they'd lose.

So a policy of not having a policy then.

kelpie35

Boris all the way

Calpol4life

Actually, it’s a money saving forum....

Anyone in full time employment, or, running a business will have more money in their pocket under a conservative government.

People that talk about ‘more money for nhs’ and the like clearly don’t understand the amount of money being paid annually on debt....

Same advice to consumers on this forum; get out of debt (austerity) stop wasting money on interest payments, and start clawing your bay back to financial buoyancy. Only then will money be able to be sensibly allocated to the critical services we all rely on.

DannyGold

Either no deal or Corbin government option mean downward pressure on HP.

Whichever one will men lower property prices