Theresa May refusing to say she’d vote Brexit will have you screaming at your screen
So, wondered LBC presenter Iain Dale, if there was a Brexit vote now, which way would Theresa May vote?
It's on the front page of almost all the newspapers – this is the clip from Theresa May's LBC interview that is making the headlines. pic.twitter.com/DvJbe9yS8F
— LBC (@LBC) October 11, 2017
A great, quiet question from Iain Dale: exposed terrifying truth that our PM doesn't support the life-changing policy she is superintending.
— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) October 10, 2017
Precisely.
1. Can't help thinking May has made rather a lot of trouble for herself by not saying how she would vote if #euref ran again
— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) October 10, 2017
2. Fairly or unfairly it gives impression she is not quite sure about her govts main policy
— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) October 10, 2017
Should make prime minister’s questions interesting.
Tomorrow at PMQs: the woman who secretly thinks Brexit's terrible versus the man who secretly thinks it's great
— Michael Deacon (@MichaelPDeacon) October 10, 2017
Corbyn's 6 questions at PMQs tomorrow:
"Does the Prime Minister believe leaving the EU is the right decision for Britain?"
(repeat 6 times)— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) October 10, 2017
A Prime Minister, her de facto Deputy, a Chancellor & a Home Secretary pursuing a policy they consider detrimental to the national interest.
— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) October 11, 2017
May told us she’d use nuclear weapons when asked a hypothetical question. She can’t now dodge a Brexit vote by asserting it’s hypothetical
— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) October 11, 2017
Let's do this again and see how we're getting on – which of the below best suits you?
— Willdren in Need (@WMcHBg) October 9, 2017
I'm not saying the Govt rushed out this Customs white paper, but points 5.12 and 5.13 are identical. https://t.co/MApnDlAmHX pic.twitter.com/9FMbdBxOSm
— Owen Bennett (@owenjbennett) October 9, 2017
