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As far as I can tell, the government are trying to get a deal which will mean no hard border. The backstop is an insurance policy against a hard border that many didn’t like ad not just within the Conservative party. I would hardly say what she’s trying to do and has done is because she doesn’t want the peace process to work.

The government had a deal which meant there would be no hard border. It was a May who negotiated it.

She has just reneged on it.

She is now putting the Good Friday Agreement at risk in order to appease the ERG and the DUP.

That is reckless in the extreme.

You don't even know what you are talking about.

The DUP would love a hard border. Theresa would make a deal with the devil if she thought it would keep her in power and prevent a split in the Tory party.

As usual when you have no answer you resort to name calling and pathetic attempts at trying to vilify those who aren't taken in by your nonsense.

The backstop was one of if not the biggest reason her deal got voted down. She isn’t just trying to win over her own party but most of parliament and so has to look at the backstop and reneg on her deal. What else is she to do?

Again, all party’s would do a deal with the devil to get power and what they want. Labour will vote anything down to gain power. The Scots will do the same to remain in the EU as would the Lib Dem’s. They’re all at it it’s just that you don’t like the Tory’s so round on them and not the others. They’re all as bad as each other.

The tories created Brexit and they negotiated the Withdrawal Agreement. If May could get her own party and the DUP to vote for it they would have a majority and it wouldn't matter what the opposition did.

That's a Tory problem, nothing the opposition can do about it if she gets her MP's and the DUP to agree to it.

The public flogging of David Cameron would unite the country.

May negotiated an agreement and had I been an MP i would have voted for it. Despite reservations. Parliment voted against it. Not Mays fault. The Labour Party would have voted against any deal purely on party political grounds. Other MP,s from other parties again would have voted for no deal with the EU at all because they want to stop us leaving the EU and never accepted the national vote and want us to vote again until we give the correct answer. Not Mays fault. Now she has no alternative but to try other options. Quite what our angry (but no solution) republican sectarian expects may to do given these circumstances we will never know not least because our friend is incapable of mental reasoning as has now been proved beyond doubt.

No one party is fully united on this so whoever was in charge would be doing the same.

Flog the fukking lot of them!