The Price of Uncertainty

BREAKING: UK economy shrank 0.3 per cent in November https://t.co/js6pHudqlR

— City A.M. (@CityAM) January 13, 2020

Now things will move forward!

Mark Francois's Bong

Mark Francois reportedly willing to go up Big Ben with hammer and ‘bong’ it himself https://t.co/cT5hd9wKT3 pic.twitter.com/xoqs6JjLSV

— EU NEWSROOM🇪🇺 (@eunewsroom) January 9, 2020

Deluded!

Jess Phillips yesterday: 'if it is more economically viable to be in the European Union then I will fight for that regardless of how difficult that argument is to make'

Also Jess Phillips yesterday: 'I can’t see a campaign to rejoin winning support in the next Labour manifesto.'

— Jack Maidment (@jrmaidment) January 6, 2020

Deploy The Love Bomb

Interesting message in @FraserNelson column this AM:@borisjohnson "has been telling colleagues about the need to 'love bomb' our European neighbours and mark a complete break from the sniping and rancour of Theresa May’s #Brexit talks." https://t.co/V4m02brBF2

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) January 3, 2020

Brexit Bill Day

The EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill 2019-20.https://t.co/Kd3h0K9NOe

This feels a long time coming.

— Mason Mills (@MrMasonMills) December 19, 2019

Binding The EU's Hands

Boris’s decision to enshrine the end of the transition period in law puts the EU in a bit of a bind.

His majority is so large that they cannot conceivably call upon useful idiots in Westminster to extend.

They can either agree a deal, or that’s it.

It’s on!

— Bruges Group 🇬🇧 (@BrugesGroup) December 16, 2019

Brexit Party Implodes

I’ve campaigned as a eurosceptic since the 1990s. Don’t let it be undermined now, just as real Brexit is within reach. Vote @Conservatives to secure Boris’s deal and to leave the EU. https://t.co/rCPBfrAfTz

— Annunziata Rees-Mogg (@zatzi) December 6, 2019