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In recent news: Theresa May has come to a Brexit deal with the EU. While I suggest you research the deal yourself, it seems that this is a bad deal for both leavers and remainers.

The general consensus amongst MPs and the people seems to be that this deal is worse than no deal and will most likely be rejected by parliament when the time comes. However...

May REALLY seems to be pushing this. There's been talk about her manipulating or pulling stings in parliament to get this deal agreed upon, though take that with a pinch of salt; might want to contact MPs if you're interested though.

The EU has gone on record saying: "This is the best deal the U. K will get" and that they won't consider further negotiations; this is their final offer.

so parliament are left between bad deal or the alternative being no deal. What do you think the outcome will be?

The was a thread about Judy Munroe-Leighton. And the question was asked as to whether or not she would prosecuted? I chimed in and of course, like I do, provided my viewpoint. While, it is very convenient for those of a certain political persuasion that she lied about being raped by Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh. No one seems to be concerned about prosecuting this elderly lady and bringing her to justice. I found it odd that she has not been brought up on charges. Nor has any of the politicians who were so concerned about her lies, even mentioned her since Kavanaugh has been confirmed. It would appear that her usefulness has expired. I don't think the media can stop an FBI investigation. Nor can it stop Senator Chuck Grassley from talking about pressing charges against Kavanugh's accusers.

This is disappearing, kind of like the "caravan". There just is no need to talk about it any longer. I can't help thinking about the wonders the next election will bring?