UK General Election 2017

[Furunculus]

That largely confirms what I've said, in more detail, and perhaps with more emphasis. The DUP may back lesser political ties with the EU, but they're big on the economic ties. Which means no hard Brexit, and an end to the grandstanding nonsense May was indulging in.

what is this hard brexit of which you speak?

to me it means acrimony and wto terms, not whether we escape the clutches of the ecj (inshallah!), or leave the great tariff wall, i.e. the customs union.

no one [seeks] a hard brexit.

[Pannonian]

what is this hard brexit of which you speak?

to me it means acrimony and wto terms, not whether we escape the clutches of the ecj (inshallah!), or leave the great tariff wall, i.e. the customs union.

no one [seeks] a hard brexit.

"No deal is better than a bad deal."

"Red, white and blue Brexit."

"Brexit means Brexit."

"A stitch in time saves nine."

[Furunculus]

"No deal is better than a bad deal."

"Red, white and blue Brexit."

"Brexit means Brexit."

"A stitch in time saves nine."

Your confusing means with ends.

[Pannonian]

Your confusing means with ends.

So what is the end point now that May has sought a clearer mandate?

[Furunculus]

So what is the end point now that May has sought a clearer mandate?

https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...onald_Tusk.pdf

[Pannonian]

https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...onald_Tusk.pdf

That happened before the new and clearer mandate, didn't it? If so, what is this period following this renewed mandate? Post-end point? Does the new mandate change anything? If not, what was the point of seeking it?

[Furunculus]

That happened before the new and clearer mandate, didn't it? If so, what is this period following this renewed mandate? Post-end point? Does the new mandate change anything? If not, what was the point of seeking it?

No, the election was intended to build a mandate based on that letter.
This being a... logical response to the notion that no one knew what type of brexit we voted for last june.