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You must have both missed my post a few days ago where I said this current deal is probably the best we’re going to get. The deal itself isn’t the issue in my eyes, it’s the pedestal that you seem to be putting Johnson on as if he’s just come up with some glorious move forwards when, in reality, he’s taken the large majority of May’s deal (which he even voted against himself twice) and gone back to the original EU proposal, that May rejected, and implemented a border in the Irish Sea to separate NI from mainland Britain.
In your celebration of him removing the EU veto, in the event of the backstop actually coming into effect, by making it the front stop, you are willing to ignore him going back on his previous statement regarding cutting off NI. Yes, compromise is required in all negotiations, but at least acknowledge that without fawning over Johnson at any opportunity as it comes across as a little disingenuous. |
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