#Deal

Jon Worth

jonworth

Let's conduct a little thought experiment for a momentIf mainstream Westminster opinion *is* right, and Johnson agrees some kind of Brexit Deal between now and the end of next week...And

John Peet

JohnGPeet

As so often, the consensus today is that we will get a Brexit trade deal, probably during next week. But I have my doubts.(Thread) 1/ The consensus is based on

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

I’ve changed my mind on Starmer’s Brexit strategy.His logic was sound - move debate to competency where Boris is weak.But 2 days reading thru the deal it’s such a disaster

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Planning for Brexit at the end of the year is harder than planning for no-deal in advance of Brexit day.Why?Because before there were only 4 distinct outcomes:- Cancel A50 and

Montana

Cream_n_Coffee

Has anyone looked into how this New Green Deal will effect our Hydroelectric power from dams? 2.) About 80 percent of America’s energy comes from coal, oil and natural gas.After

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

So it is either no deal or a deal on EU termsUnless UK now gives way to EU on 'level playing field' (ie, regulatory equivalence) and governance (ie, enforcement) there

Charles Grant

CER_Grant

Both sides in the Brexit talks seem to be suffering from a dearth of intel on what the other side is really thinking. At the moment, EU may not appreciate

amy walter

amyewalter

Whenever I hear about the return of earmarks and the hope that it will help ease our polarized politics, I think of Sen. Ben Nelson from NE and the “cornhusker

Steve W

mcpete

So. To correct the mistakes on both sides.The EU has 44 trade deals either in place or provisionally applied, covering 76 countries. If you add the deal it has with

Mujtaba Rahman

Mij_Europe

I agree there are now tailwinds behind a UK-EU Brexit trade deal, but *not* because EU is supposedly suddenly willing to compromise on state aid, but rather because @10DowningStreet now

Major D Malpas

MajorDMalpas

Let’s think about the logic of the SNP No-Deal position. They are saying they will not vote for the UK/ EU deal because it is demonstrably poorer than the existing

Jon Worth

jonworth

The logic of No Deal for JohnsonA thread When the transition period ends in 6 weeks, the UK can move to a thin trade Deal with the EU, or No

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

As I’ve been saying for months now1. A deal was always going to happen2. UK rightwing media was not in the place to let May do it3. As disaster of

Russ

RussInCheshire

Trade talks, a prediction:UK - We don't like our dealEU - Why not?UK - We only get 95% of what we wantEU - It only gives us 95% tooUK -

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Wrong. Quite spectacularly wrong. And worrying that we still haven't learnt much about negotiations. Domestic debate does not actively damage a country's negotiating position. It is normal. In fact the

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

US Trade Representative Lighthizer tells Ways and Means Committee @replloyddoggett its “almost impossible” any UK-US trade deal could be brought for Congressional approval before the US election in Nov... and

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