07-25-2019, 10:24 PM
(07-25-2019, 09:26 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Or they're trying hard to sway things towards a second referendum or something like that. And honestly, one doesn't have to be cynical to think it was their intended effect to make Johnson look weaker in this scenario. He isn't exactly the most well liked, or even respected, person in British politics. I couldn't cite it, but I remember seeing that he is the least popular PM to hold the office out the gate.
Thank you for stepping in and addressing the actual point made after Dill's latest attempt at deliberately misinterpreting my statement. I even made the point rather clear, that saying a no-deal Brexit was off the table hamstrings Johnson's ability to negotiate. Much like Antonio Brown's public statements made the Steelers bargaining position much weaker. Maybe Dill will understand that simplified analogy.
