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Well he wanted all of them gone and essentially combine No.11's office with No.10's.

Yeah that does sometimes work out admittedly.....

My point is that you are asserting something fairly vague without any real evidence to back it up.

So you say.

Suella Braverman as Attorney General is fucking scary.

Lol I know. I agree that I said little that hadn't already kind of been said but I'm arrogant enough to believe that my presentation of the basic case was a little bit clearer. Like I can see why he thought John Eden had the better of the debate, but I don't think 'oh well 'Remainers' could have...

https://twitter.com/MattSingh_/status/1227196355778666496 It existed, but it's bigger now and I honestly don't think Labour are easily going to be able to bridge that gap, or get themselves to truly want to for that matter.

They were probably made from powdered egg in the first place.

I think it's fair to say that Brexit has ended democracy as a romantic notion in the heart of many a Remainer. We see Barnier & Tusk, from a certain distance, and think that they appear to be a bit smarter, and level-headed, than the shower that passes for politicians on our side of the...

I'm not late, I'm European. Still.

Coming back to my threat to defend Tea-ism here, the term 'legitimate' is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. One doesn't really want to say it was illegitimate, but no matter how much you steelman, it's difficult to sustain the idea that there was an intellectually robust argument for leaving...

I suspect shooting with intent might get you into bother.

Mangalica pork with beans and various shenanigans. Food in Budapest is pretty good, though I'm a bit lazy and tend to stick with the same place for my treat lunches - it's a Michelin Guide place in a slightly dodgy area. It never disappoints, and I always have fun imagining what such a meal...

To be clear I wasn't being remotely ironic, of course it's a very interesting turn of events for Ireland. There's a few 'Brexiteers' saying it's like Palestine electing Hamas.

Potage is a slightly nicer word.

And just as I was about to point out conclusively how Tea was actually right.........

Apparently the Sinn Fein surge in the Ireland that isn't part of the UK is all about domestic politics has absolutely nothing to do with Brexit, but it still feels in at least some sense like a new development in the B-word story.

Treaty of Trianon 1920, similar to Treaty of Versailles but distinct. Fucked things up in the region pretty bad and created grievances that still linger.