You might be right, but none of the interviewer bods brought that on on the today program.
I'll wait for the fact check on that.
However it was voted through parliament so not totally undemocratic and if Labour SNP were to get control of the committees it would royally fuck up brexit.
Especially labour who appear to be in the process of changing their line.
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Cerebus Sticky! Sticky! Stick! Stick!, Wed 13 Sep 2017, 11:26,
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but that's the point
May asked the electorate to endorse her position on Brexit, strengthen her hand. Instead it gave her the finger. You can't play one mandate off against another. To proceed as though she had a majority, particularly when the role of the select committees is critical in scrutinising the torrent of new Brexit legislation, is undermining the sovereignty of parliement, just for convenience. There would be nothing to stop Corbyn doing the same thing, should the May government collapse in the next few months.
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Mays campagn was crap, Corbyns was lies and deception.
Nobody came out of it smelling of roses.
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Cerebus Sticky! Sticky! Stick! Stick!, Wed 13 Sep 2017, 11:54,
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Also given that both parties were anti-brexit until the ref, it was hypocritical as fuck
I'll never vote for either of those fucking turncoat populist parties ever again - They've made it quite clear they don't have the countries or the peoples best interests at heart.
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DinivanX Has stinging piss after drinking Pact Coffee, Wed 13 Sep 2017, 12:59,
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