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NI is part of the United Kingdom. The question is, why aren't the DUP happy about it?
I'm going by Johnson's surrender by putting the border in the Irish Sea, something he was dead against. And if you go by principals of devolved government, then Scotland should be afforded some concessions.
Am I? I like devolved governments, but the principals should apply to all of them. If Scotland voted to remain, then surely the government should give them some concessions?
Wales voted to leave, so no problems there.
But the DUP haven't supported it. They want alignment with the rest of the UK as per May's deal, which the EU didn't particularly like or members of Westminister. |
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