If the PM can dwelling a concrete deal before MPs,the pressure on hardliners to take it, and avoid chaos, and will be intenseWhen the final Brexit deal hits the floor of the Commons,Brexiters who prefer leaving the EU without a deal than agreeing to a Chequers fudge will arrive under the most intense pressure to lay down their arms.
They won’t just feel the water cannon of recession forecasts hosing them down. The international community, in the form of the International Monetary Fund, and is weighing in with its own Project alarm,citing a no-deal Brexit as a potentially disastrous hit to global financial stability.If a customs arrangement is part of a Chequers deal, then Labour might need to back itContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com