Brexit Sub Committee Hold a Country Awayday

Theresa May and her senior ministers will today attempt to hammer out a deal over the government's approach to Brexit when they meet at Chequers.

The Brexit sub-committee will meet at Chequers and spend the day attempting to do what they have thusfar failed to do, namely agree on what we need/want from Briext.

It will of course fail:

1 Given they have failed thusfar, one day will not bring forth agreement.

2 Hammond and Johnson are diametrically opposed to what we need/want from Brexit.

3 May neither has the authority or respect of the Cabinet to be able to knock heads together.

It will turn out to be nothing more than a day in the country.

David Davis Is Not Mad Max

Davis: They fear that Brexit could lead to an Anglo-Saxon race to the bottom, with Britain plunged into a Mad Max-style world borrowed from dystopian fiction. These fears about a race to the bottom are based on nothing, not history, not intention, nor interest

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) February 20, 2018

Brexit Department Tweets Then Deletes This Picture

Soros Attempts To Thwart Brexit

Osborne Wallows In Schadenfreude

Well well https://t.co/CwWbdJ0kec

— George Osborne (@George_Osborne) January 29, 2018

The Brexit Gravy Train

Now the video of the ex Cabinet Ministers selling themselves to the Chinese for money pic.twitter.com/bFOjUzTq99

— Paul Lewis (@paullewismoney) January 28, 2018

A Question of Tone

NEW Jacob Rees-Mogg: "The government's tone on Brexit needs to fundamentally change. If [Brexit's opportunities are] taken off the table then Brexit becomes only a damage limitation exercise. The British people did not vote for that. They didn't vote for management of decline."

— Christopher Hope 📝 (@christopherhope) January 25, 2018