Should May Go Yes/No

IronGiant

Called it .

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/theresa-may-nick-timothy-fiona-hill-aides-quit-advisors-tory-election-campaign-manifesto-policies-a7783341.html?amp&ved=0ahUKEwik8vPXpbPUAhXJL8AKHQW3BN4QqUMIITAB&usg=AFQjCNFCHvkDSiOsrlCtkJAklFxVeypieA

bighairybloke

Good Call...  

Ronski

Time for stability....ironically it is! She can't go, if she stays and does a good job she may we'll get a better result next election.
There is no one obvious waiting in the wings to take over aka Macron in France did. Politics is ripe for change. The rules are changing. Corbin did well cus he's a nice bloke...people see that first and his appaling policies second.

QuestShield

I think she should also stay, now would be a very bad time to have a change of PM. Yes there was some major issues with their manifesto, such as Dementia tax and fox hunting. It's good to see the advisor's have gone.

I think the biggest problem was what labour were offering, as they thought they had no chance of winning they simply offered pretty much most of the country something, basically bribed the majority. Minimum wage raised to £10, more free child care, pay rises for NHS staff, abolish university fee's etc. When somebody offers the earth what chance has anybody else got? Shame a lot of people simply didn't wonder where the monies coming from, oh that's right we'll just borrow it.

thegeby

I don't know about NI but the predominantly Catholic majority south of the border certainly does, as same sex marriage is legal and the new PM is gay. Saying that, Catholicism and all that religious conservatism is dying a death in the ROI big time, about time too.

FireCrackerJim

Really? The only thing we celebrate is that Brits might only cut off one leg instead of both. Brexit rolls on, but having a PM on the other side who cannot deliver the Parliament, or fears explaining to the citizens what she had to agree to........

leswar

wrong thread lol sorry

EarthRod

She should go and take all her cronies with her.  The only reason she should stay is to ensure that Mad Boris doesn't take over.

The Dude

It's a dilemma for poor old Theresa. As @krish said in an earlier post:

Should I stay or should I go now?
Should I stay or should I go now?
If I go there will be trouble,
And if I stay it will be double,
So come on and let me know.

EarthRod

She doesn't have much choice other than to stay on, she doesn't get to run and hide as Cameron did as that would be curtains for the current Cons government.

Ironically, if she now makes a good job of Brexit despite having a weakened hand (which might even be a good thing based on how she plays good cards) she might well go on to be a legendary PM.

Probably not though, she's lacking the essential ego I think and will probably go quietly once Brexit is done, if she stays around that long.