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Originally Posted by Neil Williams
On 2016-07-15 08:29:59 +0000, Robin9 said:
Her choices are limited. As the SNP will try to block Brexit in
Parliament, and will receive much support from the Liberal
Democrats and many Labour MPs, at some stage Mrs. May
will have to repeal the Fixed Term Parliament Act and call a
general election. She will then have a commanding majority in
The House but most of her back-benchers will be strongly
opposed to free movement.
Whyever do you think that? Parliament is quite heavily pro-European.
Neil
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Because, with the Labour Party is its present state,
the Tories would win with a huge majority. Tory Party
activists will make quite sure that most new Members
will be opposed to free movement. The balance of power
in Parliament will be changed enormously.