Indeed it was!

Theresa May set the scene (maybe unwittingly – but that would not excuse her folly, given that is capable of reading history) by ‘feeding the fascists’ with red lines and deadlines instead of proposing a sensible way forward at the outset of her premiership. IMHO, she has a lot to answer for …

(Let us not forget that one of her ‘special contributions’ was the promotion of a – and I quote – “hostile environment” for immigrants during her tenure as Secretary of State at the Home Office. She may have voted Remain – probably because she thought she would be on the winning side – but, when it comes to her attitude, she has much in common with hard right leavers.)

Thank you Mirele. I try my best …

I’ll pass on that, thanks! 😉

Unless reinstated, the MPs will be deselected and new (presumably pro-hard Brexit) candidates will replace them in the next election. Presumably, Johnson believes it’s the only way for him to regain a working majority to push Brexit through, assuming he gets his wish for a snap election.