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This already happened though.

It ain't down to Blackford to ask for a section 30 unfortunately and it ain't down to Sturgeon to grant one, even more unfortunately.

Why do you think that? Very very likely SNP will engage in talks.

If you’re narrowing it down to this one incident to suit your argument then fine. In reality it is one in a long line of missed open goals that have painted him as a joke figure, at a time when we could really be doing with a bit of opposition.

Is that real? Oh how the gammons will lap that up.

A political leader not being good at politics isn’t insignificant if they want to win, I’m afraid.

The point is that he shouldn’t have given May rope to hang him with. Meet her, say that she isn’t willing to give in, claim the moral high ground. It’s simple stuff. Corbyn as usual is missing open goal after open goal. Politically inept, I’m afraid.

He used the majority of his questions on policing and education. The only benefit of PMQ's is to give the press gallery headlines, Corbyn ain't going to be grabbing any headlines with that performance.

May is totally shameless to the detriment of us all. Corbyn just ain't that bright unfortunately which is compounding the mess the Tories have got us all into.

I know you're a troll and I shouldn't bother engaging with you.

Have you ever considered that you're an idiot?

I'm pretty sure I am watching a PMQ's where Corbyn is avoiding the topic of Brexit. I mean, what the f**k.

Can’t argue with any of that tbf.

Aye the Gov have two weeks to hand out the bungs etc, which decreases the chances even more. Why do you think the FTPA makes a VONC more likely?

If there's not a VONC tomorrow i'd be extremely surprised. I would be even more surprised if it was successful. Extending Article 50 the most likely scenario in a time of unlikely scenarios .

What are you talking about?

Plenty of filibustering has went on in the UK Gov as well.

Leslie Evans absolutely has to go tbf.

So whats the prediction on how many votes May's deal will lose by? If it's a whopping great defeat it makes selling renegotiation very difficult. I am going to go for 200 vote loss.

Also SNP polling is up, the SNP is still popular. But this isn’t or shouldn’t be about independence or the SNP. It’s about a number of women who have claimed they have been a victim of sexual assault and have been let down by the people who should be dealing with this in the correct manner. The whole thing is a shit storm with no-one smelling of roses.

A number of your replies have been...aye but the Tories/media. We need to remember there are multiple women who have made accusations of serious sexual assault. Not everything can be defended with aye but those guys are worse. It is important that we sort our own house out as well.

Well stop talking pish then. Allow some objectivity, realise the potential problems that this presents and have a think about who is creating these problems. Clue- it ain't the press, or the UK Gov.

Yes voters need to ask themselves who it is who is briefing the press about the Salmond/Sturgeon articles that they all think are nonsense and a unionist conspiracy.

What was his point, missed what he was saying before Neil broke into tears.? That as editor of the Spectator Neil allows the media to whip up far right sentiment.

Oh completely, Owen Jones is a prime example of that. However when the target of his ire is Andrew Neil it can be quite funny. Btw I actually thought Jones spoke quite a lot of sense on the hostile environment and Windrush- Portillo was floundering, the dinosaur that he is.