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Oh dear.

It's normal for the opposition to call for elections when the divided cabinet and government is doing a shytty job

Hey that’s my line.

What are you benchmarking their shittey job against? And do you not think it’d be best to all work for the good of the country and not the good of themselves?

So now you want collectivism.

Against what makes sense. After 2 years your government hasn't agreed among themselves whether they want a Canada type trade deal or a customs union. I am sure they all think they are working for the good of their country.

Probably missed in all this news is employment is at record levels and wage growth is increasing. If this is as bad then I hope it remains bad for a long time. I don't know what to make of Theresa May but most reasonable people would have to conceed she has had probably the most difficult job as prime minister since thatcher and Churchill. I note our remain experts on here are good at pointing out what is wrong not quite so good at explaining what they would do were they in mays shoes other than cancelling brexit the day after the vote. I don't like the chequers deal but given the politics I am not sure what I would have done differently. What a pity in this time of national need opposition parties could not support the government in the national interest instead of playing party politics with such an important issue

Ah so you’ve done a few of these type of deals and know what’s best for our country then? Best anyone else who wants to leave comes to see you then.

There should’ve been a cross party group to do this not just the government. I’m sure I read people wanted it but May didn’t which is a mistake in my eyes. To get what’s best for the whole country needs everyone’s input. But it was her perogative not to I guess.

I'm gonna rob your punchline again... Oh dear.